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Fatigue Characteristics of Long-Span Bridge-Double Block Ballastless Track System

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Vertical dynamic response of the ballastless track on long-span plate-truss cable-stayed bridges

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The influence of dynamic loading and thermal conditions on tram track slab damage resulting from subgrade differential settlement

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Mechanical performance analysis of double-block ballastless tracks in intercity railways under temperature and train loads

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Interfacial properties of double-block ballastless track under various environmental conditions

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Research and prediction of early-age loads in double-block ballastless track structure

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Study on the evolution mechanism of concrete properties under the coupled effects of freeze-thaw cycle, chloride salt and fatigue loading

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Track–Bridge Interaction and Low-Resistance Fastener Layout for a 4 × 40 m Continuous Rigid-Frame Bridge on the Nan-zhu-Zhong Intercity Railway

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