journal article·2024-02

Analysis of the wheel-rail dynamic response characteristics and damage to the fixed frog of the No. 3 tram turnout

Junke Lin, Taoshuo Bai, Jingmang Xu, Kai Wang, Aonan He, Yao Qian, Ping Wang

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