Analysis of factors influencing riding comfort of high-speed railway AITranslate

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DOI：10.23919/CHAIN.2024.100005

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China has established a high-speed railway network that has the longest operating mileage, the fastest operating speed, the most advanced technical system, and the most abundant application scenarios in the world. Even under high operating speed and complex environmental conditions, China's high-speed railway still maintains a high level of comfort, which has attracted extensive attention around the world. This paper selects six index factors that significantly affect the comfort of high-speed trains: running stability, transient pressure, electromagnetic environment, interior noise, braking, and longitudinal impulse, and curve centrifugal force. The factors affecting each index are analyzed. Different evaluation indexes and methods adopted by major countries in the world are compared. The riding comfort is evaluated from multiple angles. Moreover, the research trends in improving riding comfort are also reviewed.