Rail vehicle vibration isolation
Reduction of noise and vibrations in railway systems
Railway vehicles are continuously subjected to vibrations generated by the traction system, wheel–rail interaction and track irregularities. These dynamic loads can propagate through the vehicle structure as structure-borne noise, reducing passenger comfort and increasing mechanical fatigue.
Properly engineered vibration isolation systems reduce the transmission of vibration and structure-borne noise, improving passenger comfort, protecting vehicle components and extending the service life of railway equipment.


