Environment Impact Report for Newly Built Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line Project
Contents E2712 V4
7 ASSESSMENTS TO ENVIRONMENTAL VIBRATION IMPACT ...... 248
Public Disclosure Authorized 7.1 GENERAL ...... 248 7.1.1 Assessment standard...... 248 7.1.2 Analysis to major vibration sources ...... 248 7.2 ASSESSMENT TO PRESENT STATUS OF ENVIRONMENTAL VIBRATION ...... 249 7.2.1 Introduction to present status of Environmental vibration ...... 249 7.2.2 Measurement of present status of Environmental vibration ...... 249 7.2.3 Measurement results and analysis of present environmental vibration...... 250 7.3 ASSESSMENT TO ENVIRONMENTAL VIBRATION FORECAST...... 250 7.3.1 Forecast method ...... 250 7.3.2 Forecast specifications ...... 253 7.3.3 Forecast outcomes and analysis of environmental vibration...... 253 7.4 MEASURES AND SUGGESTIONS TO PREVENT VIBRATION POLLUTION ...... 254 Public Disclosure Authorized 7.4.1 Urban planning and management measures ...... 254 7.4.2 Operation management measures...... 254 7.5 ANALYSIS AND MEASURES OF VIBRATION ENVIRONMENT IMPACT DURING CONSTRUCTION PERIOD ...... 255 7.5.1 Analysis to the vibration effects of construction machineries...... 255 7.5.2 Analysis to the vibration effects of blast working ...... 255 7.5.3 Vibration control measures during the construction period...... 256 7.6 ANALYSIS TO THE VIBRATION EFFECT CAUSED BY CONSTRUCTION ON CULTURAL RELICS AND HISTORIC SITES ....261 7.7 CONCLUSION ...... 261 7.7.1 Present status assessment ...... 261 7.7.2 Forecast assessment ...... 261 7.7.3 Assessment to vibration during the construction period...... 261 Public Disclosure Authorized 7.7.4 Measures and suggestions to prevent vibration pollution ...... 262
8 ASSESSMENT TO IMPACT ON WATER ENVIRONMENT...... 248
8.1 GENERAL ...... 248 8.1.1 Assessment contents...... 248 8.1.2 Assessment factors ...... 248 8.1.3 Forecast method ...... 248 8.2 INVENTORY SURVEY AND ASSESSMENT TO THE SURFACE WATER ENVIRONMENT ...... 250 8.2.1 General conditions of water areas along the line...... 250 8.2.2 Present status of water quality of master streams along the line...... 251 8.2.3 Relative position of drinking-water source protected areas in counties and cities along the line and the railway...... 253
Public Disclosure Authorized 8.3 ASSESSMENT TO IMPACT ON WATER ENVIRONMENT DURING THE OPERATION PERIOD ...... 256 8.3.1 Inventory survey to existing pollution sources...... 256 8.3.2 Conditions of newly increased sewage at all stations along the line...... 256 8.3.3 Predictive analysis to the newly increased pollutants in sewage discharged from stations ...... 260 8.3.4 Review and suggestions to the designed sewage disposal program ...... 263 8.3.5 Statistics of water pollutant discharge amount along the full line...... 267
China Academy of Railway Science 1 Environment Impact Report for Newly Built Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line Project 8.3.6 Water pollution prevention measures and investment estimate during the operation period...... 271 8.4 ANALYSIS TO IMPACT ON WATER ENVIRONMENT DURING THE CONSTRUCTION PERIOD ...... 274 8.4.1 Impact of bridge construction on water environment and its prevention measures ...... 274 8.4.2 Impact of tunnel construction on water environment and its prevention measures...... 279 8.4.3 Impact of construction camp sewage on environment ...... 287 8.4.4 Sewage from washing of construction machineries and vehicles ...... 287 8.4.5 Prevention measures and suggestions to water pollution during the construction period ...... 288 8.5 ANALYSIS TO THE IMPACT ON PROTECTED DRINKING-WATER SOURCE ...... 289 8.5.1 Jilin drinking water protection area ...... 289 8.5.2 Jiaohe source water protection area ...... 294 8.6 SUMMARY OF ASSESSMENT...... 297
9 ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENTS...... 299
9.1 GENERAL ...... 299 9.1.1 Scope of assessment...... 299 9.1.2 Content of assessment work...... 299 9.1.3 Assessment standard...... 300 9.1.4 EMI overview of electrified railway...... 301 9.1.5 Overview of sensitive points...... 301 9.2 STATUS QUO OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT ...... 307 9.2.1 Monitoring of the status quo...... 307 9.2.2 Monitoring results and assessment...... 308 9.3 ELECTROMAGNETISM ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCE PREDICTION EVALUATION ...... 312 9.3.1 Electromagnetism pollution source characteristics...... 312 9.3.2 Impact prediction...... 318 9.3.3 Electromagnetic environmental impact assessment...... 320 9.4 TREATMENT MEASUREMENT...... 321 9.4.1 Treatment measurement of impact on TV watching...... 321 9.4.2 The traction substation affects the treatment measurements ...... 326 9.4.3 GSM-R the radiation protection for the base station...... 327 9.5 ASSESSMENT SUMMARY ...... 327
10. THE ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT...... 329
10.1 GENERAL...... 329 10.1.1 Assessment contents...... 329 10.1.2 Assessment standard...... 329 10.1.3 The assessment factors...... 329 10.1.4 Calculation methods of pollutants ...... 330 10.2 ANALYSIS ON WASTE GAS EMISSION DURING OPERATION PERIOD...... 331 10.2.1 Analysis on waste gas emission of existing pollutants ...... 331 10.2.2 Analysis on newly added atmospheric pollution sources...... 331 10.2.3 Analysis on pollutants changing ...... 333 10.2.4 Atmospheric pollution control measures ...... 334 10.2.5 Estimation on investment of atmospheric pollution treatment...... 334 10.3 ANALYSIS ON ATMOSPHERIC ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT IN CONSTRUCTION PERIOD...... 335 10.3.1 Analysis on waste gas from construction...... 335 10.3.2 Impacts analysis on waste gas from construction...... 335
China Academy of Railway Science 2 Environment Impact Report for Newly Built Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line Project 10.3.3 Measures and suggests for waste gas treatment in construction process...... 336 10.4 SUMMARY ...... 337
11. IMPACT OF THE SOLID WASTE...... 338
11.1 GENERAL...... 338 11.2 IMPACT OF SOLID WASTE DURING CONSTRUCTION...... 338 11.3 IMPACT OF SOLID WASTE DURING OPERATION ...... 338 11.3.1 Cinder from the boiler ...... 338 11.3.2 Domestic garbage by the new staff ...... 339 11.3.3 Garbage discharged in the passenger train...... 340 11.4 DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTE...... 342 11.5 CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION...... 342
12. CLEAN PRODUCTION, TOTAL AMOUNT OF POLLUTANT AND CONTROL...... 344
12.1 CLEAN PRODUCTION ...... 344 12.2 CONTROL ON TOTAL EMISSION OF POLLUTANT ...... 345
13 PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT ...... 347
13.1 GENERAL...... 347 13.1.1 Basis of public involvement ...... 347 13.1.2 Purpose of public involvement...... 347 13.2 PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT IN EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ...... 347 13.2.1 Respondents of the survey...... 347 13.2.2 Method of involvement...... 348 13.2.3 Result of survey among the public ...... 350 13.3 RESULT ANALYSIS OF THE SURVEY ...... 356 13.4 FEEDBACK FROM THE PUBLIC AND MEASURES...... 363 13.5 CONCLUSION AND SUGGESTION...... 365 13.5.1 Conclusion ...... 365 13.5.2 Suggestion...... 366
14. SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ANALYSES...... 367
14.1 OVERVIEW OF THE PROJECT’S LAND ACQUISITION, DEMOLITION AND RESETTLEMENT ...... 367 14.1.1 Number and class of the project’s land acquisition...... 367 14.1.2 The number and type of demolition...... 368 14.1.3 The principles of land acquisition, demolition and migrate resettlement...... 368 14.1.4 Analysis of the impact on the residents’ quality of life ...... 373 14.2 THE ANALYSIS OF IMPACT ON SOCIAL ECONOMY ...... 373 14.2.1 Is needed for the implementation of regional cooperation in Tumen River...... 373 14.2.2 It is badly needed for strengthening the international cooperation, development and the construction of a Bai'e-Landrace-Changtu international channel ...... 374 14.2.3 It is the need for stimulating domestic demand and ensuring the economic growth...... 374 14.2.4 It is used to meet transportation needs and optimize transportation structure along the line...... 374 14.2.5 It is the necessary needs for the construction of economic society and sustainable development...... 375 14.2.6 It is needed to increase the economy along the line, promote national solidarity and enforce the Chang-Tu access...... 375 14.3 ANALYSIS OF THE PROJECT’S IMPACT ON THE HISTORICAL RELICS OF THE MAO’ER MT. GRAVEYARD AND THE
China Academy of Railway Science 3 Environment Impact Report for Newly Built Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line Project LONGTANSHANCHENG...... 375 14.3.1 The introduction of the historical relics of the Mao’er Mt. Graveyard and the Longtanshancheng ...... 375 14.3.2 Locations of the project, Mao’er Mt. Graveyard and Longtanshancheng relics...... 378 14.3.3 The project passes through the cultural relic’s protection area...... 380 14.3.4 Analysis of the effects of the Project in the Mao’er Mt. Graveyard and Longtanshancheng relics...... 381 14.4 CUMULATIVE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT...... 382 14.5 CONCLUSIONS...... 383
15 ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMIC COST-BENEFIT ANALYSES...... 384
15.1 BENEFIT ANALYSIS ...... 384 15.1.1 Direct benefits...... 384 15.1.2 Indirect benefits ...... 384 15.2 LOSS ANALYSIS ...... 386 15.2.1 Direct investment ...... 386 15.2.2 Indirect losses ...... 386 15.3 THE ECONOMIC COST-BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT: ...... 386 15.3.1 Environmental economic cost-benefit analysis:...... 386 15.4 CONCLUSION ...... 387
16 ENVIRONMENTAL RISK AND EMERGENCY PLAN ...... 387
16.1 ANALYSIS OF THE ENVIRONMENTAL RISK OF THE RAILWAY TRANSPORTATION ...... 387 16.2 THE GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF EMERGENCY PLANNING ...... 388 16.2.1 Working principles...... 388 16.2.2 The basis of compilation ...... 389 16.2.3 Scope of application...... 390 16.3 EMERGENCY INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK, RESPONSIBILITIES AND RESCUE NETWORK...... 390 16.3.1 Institutional framework and responsibilities ...... 390 16.3.2 Emergency rescue network ...... 391 16.4 PREVENTION AND EARLY-WARNING MECHANISM ...... 392 16.4.1 Prevention and early-warning information ...... 392 16.4.2 Prevention and early-warning actions...... 392 16.4.3 Prevention and early-warning supporting system ...... 392 16.5 EMERGENCY RESPONSE ...... 392 16.5.1 Classifications of emergency plans...... 392 16.5.2 The content of the accident report ...... 392 16.5.3 The accident information submission ...... 393 16.5.4 Launch of the emergency pre-arranged plan...... 393 16.5.5 Environmental monitoring...... 393 16.6 ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION ...... 393 16.7 NEWS REPORTING:...... 393 16.8 EMERGENCY GUARANTEE...... 393 16.9 THE ACCIDENT’S AFTERMATH...... 393
17 ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING PLAN ...... 394
17.1 ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT...... 394 17.1.1 Environment management in pre-construction...... 394 17.1.2 Environment management in construction period ...... 394
China Academy of Railway Science 4 Environment Impact Report for Newly Built Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line Project 17.1.3 Environment management in the running period...... 397 17.2 ENVIRONMENT MONITORING PLAN ...... 400 17.2.1 Monitoring purpose ...... 400 17.2.2 Monitoring work and organization body ...... 400 17.2.3 Monitoring plan...... 401 17.2.4 Environment protection staff training...... 405 17.3 ENVIRONMENT SUPERVISION IN THE CONSTRUCTION PERIOD ...... 405 17.3.1 Environment supervision target in the construction period...... 405 17.3.2 Range of environment supervision in the construction period...... 406 17.3.3 Content and method of environment supervision as well as measure effects...... 406 17.3.4 Execution manner and content of environment protection supervision ...... 408 17.3.5 Training of environment protection personnel ...... 408
18 ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION MEASURES AND INVESTMENT ESTIMATES...... 410
18.1 ECOLOGICAL PREVENTION AND TREATMENT MEASURES AND SUGGESTIONS ...... 410 18.2 NOISE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT MEASURES AND SUGGESTIONS ...... 417 18.3 VIBRATION TREATMENT MEASURES AND SUGGESTIONS ...... 418 18.4 WATER POLLUTION TREATMENT MEASURES AND SUGGESTIONS...... 418 18.5 ELECTROMAGNETISM TREATMENT MEASURES AND SUGGESTIONS ...... 419 18.6 SOLID WASTE TREATMENT MEASURES ...... 419 18.7 ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION INVESTMENT ESTIMATES...... 420 18.7.1 Investment estimate for ecological environment protection engineering...... 420 18.7.2 Investment estimate for protection engineering of sound environment and vibration environment ...... 424 18.7.3 Water environment protection work and its investment estimate...... 425 18.7.4 Investment estimate for electromagnetic protective measures...... 426 18.7.5 Environment estimate for environment protection engineering...... 426
19 ASSESSMENT CONCLUSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT...... 427
19.1 PROJECT OVERVIEW...... 427 19.2 ASSESSMENT CONCLUSION OF ECOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ...... 428 19. 2. 1 Assessment on the current situation of environment along the line ...... 428 19.2.2 Assessment on the predicted environmental impact...... 429 19. 2. 3 Mitigation measures ...... 430 19.3 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT CONCLUSION OF THE ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ON THE MIJIANG SALMON PROTECTION AREA ...... 432 19.3.1 Project overview in sensitive areas...... 432 19.3.2 Assessment of current situation ...... 432 19.3.3 Assessment on predicted ecological environment impact...... 432 19.3.4 Protection management of ecological environment...... 432 19.3.5 Mitigation measures ...... 433 19.3.6 Conclusion ...... 433 19.4 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT CONCLUSION OF ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ON THE SONGHUAJIANG 3-LAKE NATURAL PROTECTION ZONE ...... 433 19.4.1 Assessment of current situation ...... 433 19.4.2 Impact Analysis...... 433 19.4.3 Mitigation measures ...... 434 19.4.4 Conclusion ...... 435
China Academy of Railway Science 5 Environment Impact Report for Newly Built Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line Project 19.5 SPECIAL ASSESSMENT CONCLUSION OF ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ON THE ANTU TRICHOLOMA MATSUTAKE PROTECTION AREA ...... 435 19.5.1 Assessment of current situation ...... 435 19.5.2 Impact analysis ...... 435 19.5.3 Mitigation measures ...... 436 19.5.4 Conclusion ...... 436 19.6 ASSESSMENT CONCLUSION OF SOUND ENVIRONMENT IMPACT...... 436 19.6.1 Assessment of current situation ...... 436 19.6.2 Prediction and assessment...... 438 19. 6. 3 Control measures and program of noise pollution ...... 440 19.7 ASSESSMENT CONCLUSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL VIBRATION IMPACT ...... 441 19.7.1 Assessment of current situation ...... 441 19.7.2 Prediction and assessment...... 441 19.7.3 Assessment on vibration during the construction period...... 441 19.7.4 Control measures and suggestions of vibration pollution ...... 441 19.8 ASSESSMENT CONCLUSION OF WATER ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ...... 442 19.9 ASSESSMENT CONCLUSION OF ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT IMPACT...... 443 19.9.1 Assessment conclusion of current situation ...... 443 19.9.2 Predicted assessment and conclusion...... 444 19.9.3 Mitigation measures ...... 444 19.10 ASSESSMENT CONCLUSION ON IMPACT OF SOLID WASTE ...... 444 19.11 ASSESSMENT CONCLUSION ON IMPACT OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION ...... 445 19.11.1 Conclusion ...... 445 19.11.2 Suggestions ...... 445 19.12 GENERAL CONCLUSIONS OF ASSESSMENT ...... 446
China Academy of Railway Science 6 Environment Impact Report for Newly Built Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line Project 7 Assessments to environmental vibration impact
7.1 General
According to the previous research findings, vibration impact caused by train running won’t go beyond 60m on both sides of the rail; so in consideration of the Project characteristics and geologic conditions, domain for assessment to this Project is limited within 60m on both sides of the rail. 7.1.1 Assessment standard
1. Assessment to present status Present status of sensitive points on both sides of the existing railway is being affected by vibration of the existing railway. Present status assessment shall conform to the standard that vibration "on both sides of the trunk railway" shall be limited within 80dB by day and at night stipulated in GB10070-88 Standard of Vibration in Urban Area Environment. Present status of sensitive points on both sides of the newly built railway is not affected by railway vibration, and present status assessment of it follows the standard that vibration in "residential areas and educational areas" shall be limited within 70dB by day and 67dB at night stipulated in GB10070-88 Standard of Vibration in Urban Area Environment. 2. Forecast assessment
Forecast assessment shall conform to the standard that vibration “on both sides of the trunk railway” shall be limited within 80dB by day and at night stipulated in GB10070-88 Standard of Vibration in Urban Area Environment. In conclusion, limitation of assessment criteria for environmental vibration in this Project is shown in Table 7-1.
Table 7-1 Assessment Criteria for Environmental Vibration Impact
Classification of Standard Standard name Applicable scope standard limitation 70dBA in Residential and daytime and Present environment unaffected by vibration of educational GB10070-88 67dBA in the existing railway areas Standard of night Vibration in Urban 80dBA in Present environment affected by vibration of the Both sides of Area Environment daytime and existing railway; residential areas on both sides of the trunk 80dBA in the railway 30m from the center line of the outer railway night rail 7.1.2 Analysis to major vibration sources
Environmental vibration on both sides of the existing railway mainly comes from the vibration effect of the existing railway; Environmental vibration on both sides of the newly built railway mainly comes from random vibrations caused by road traffic and crowd activities. At the completion of this Project, there will also be vibration caused by running of train. It comes from vibration caused when wheels strike the steel rail during running of the train, and is transmitted to ground buildings through sleeper, road bed, subgrade (or bridge structures), causing building vibration.
China Academy of Railway Science 248 Environment Impact Report for Newly Built Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line Project 7.2 Assessment to present status of Environmental vibration
7.2.1 Introduction to present status of Environmental vibration
There are rural areas and urban suburbs along the line in this Project. Environmental vibration impact on the present status mainly comes from various random vibration caused by road traffic and crowd activities in villages as well as vibration caused by running of trains on the existing railway. According to the engineering design document and field investigation outcomes, Objects for protection of vibration environment along the line are listed in Table 1 of Annex 4. 7.2.2 Measurement of present status of Environmental vibration
1. Measurement methods and instruments (1) Measurement method Survey of present Environmental vibration is grade Z in the direction of plumb. Present status measurement of the existing railway shall conform to the measuring method of "railway vibration" stipulated in GB10071-88 Measurement Method of Environmental Vibration of Urban Area and TB/T3152-2007 Measurement of Railway Environmental Vibration. Measuring points shall be selected on the smooth and solid ground 0.5m outside of buildings, or in the middle on the floor inside buildings when necessary. Read the maximum figures displayed when a train passes. Measure 20 successive times for each measuring point, and finally take the arithmetical mean of these 20 times as the assessment value.
Measurement of newly built railway shall be conducted at 6:00~22:00 by day and 22:00 at night to 6:00 of the following day; measurement shall be done once by day and at night respectively. Measuring methods and assessment value shall conform to the "random vibration" in GB10071-88 Measurement Method of Environmental Vibration of Urban Area, which is to say, "to read the instant display of each measuring point with equal interval. Sampling interval shall not be greater than 5s, and the continuous measurement time shall not be shorter than 1000s; VLZ10 value of the measurement data will be taken as the assessment value."
(2) Measurement instruments Environmental vibration measurement employs AWA6256B+ type environmental vibration analyzers, which have been subject to electric property verification and calibration in order to guarantee the accuracy of measurement. 2. Executive plan for present status measurement
(1) Measurement stationing Points of present measurement of environmental vibration are mainly distributed in residences, schools and other sensitive buildings; meanwhile, in consideration of the demands to environmental vibration forecast, the measurement data shall not only reflect the existing environment in the assessment area, but also provide data base for railway vibration forecast and vibration pollution prevention.
(2) Distribution of measurement points of present environmental vibration Measuring points shall be arranged according to the line conditions and distribution of environmental protection objectives based on field inspection and investigation.76 measuring points are arranged for the environmental vibration assessment in this Project. See Table 2 for the location description of measurement points and
China Academy of Railway Science 249 Environment Impact Report for Newly Built Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line Project measurement results of present environmental vibration; details are shown in Table 2 of Annex 4. 7.2.3 Measurement results and analysis of present environmental vibration
According to the measurement results of present vibration status along the line, the following conclusion can be drawn: 1. Sensitive points on both sides of the newly built railway There are 68 vibration sensitive points within the assessment domain on both sides of the newly built railway. All of them are inside residential areas. Present environmental vibration impact mainly comes from different random vibration caused by road traffic and crowd activities inside villages. Present value for environmental vibration is 50.0~52.1dB by day and 48.0~50.2dB at night, which all conform to the standard that vibration shall be limited within 70dB by day and 67dB at night in "residential and educational areas" stipulated in GB10070-88 Standard of Vibration in Urban Area Environment.
2. Sensitive points on both sides of the existing railway There are 8 vibration sensitive points within the assessment domain on both sides of the existing railway. All of them are distributed in residential areas. The present environment is mainly affected by existing railway vibration. Present environmental vibration value is 63.6~79.8dB, which meets the standard that vibration shall be limited within 80dB by day and at night on "both sides of the trunk railway" stipulated in (GB10070-88) Standard of Vibration in Urban Area Environment. 7.3 Assessment to environmental vibration forecast
7.3.1 Forecast method
According to the present research findings at home and abroad, railway vibration is mainly generated by wheeltrack incitation during running of trains. It’s directly related with rail conditions, train running velocity, train type, gross rail load on axle, geologic conditions etc. Due to the complex mechanism of environmental vibration impact during running of trains, forecast of vibration effect in this Project adopts the following formula:
n = 1 ()+ VLZ ∑ VLZ 0,i Ci n i=1 (Formula 7-1)
Wherein, VLZ0,i —— Vibration source intensity, maximum Z weighting vibration level when a train passes; unit: dB;
Ci —— Vibration correction term of class i train, unit: dB; n —— Number of trains passing by.
Vibration correction term Ci can be calculated according to the following formula.
Ci = CV + CW + CL+ CR + CG + CD +CB (Formula 7-2)
Wherein: CV —— Velocity correction; unit: dB;
CW—— Axle load correction; unit: dB;
CL—— Line type correction; unit: dB;
CR—— Rail type correction; unit: dB;
China Academy of Railway Science 250 Environment Impact Report for Newly Built Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line Project CG—— Geology correction; unit: dB;
CD—— Distance correction; unit: dB;
CB—— Building type correction; unit: dB.
1. Vibration source intensity VLZ0,i Vibration source intensity is mainly related with train type, load, velocity, bridge structure, geologic conditions etc. Assessment of vibration source intensity of trains in this Project shall follow the railway vibration source intensity established in the notice on printing and distribution of Guidance for Value Selection of Noise Vibration Source Intensity and Its Abatement Criteria in Environmental Impact Assessment of Railway Construction Project (Revised Version in 2010) (TJ [2010] No. 44); see Table7-2 and Table 7-3 for details.
Table 7-2 Vibration Source Intensity of CRH unit: dB Road embankment lines Bridge lines Train speed Ballast track Ballast track 160 76.0 67.5 170 76.5 68.0 180 77.0 69.0 190 77.5 69.5 200 78.0 70.5 210 78.5 71.5 220 79.0 72.5 230 79.5 73.5 240 80.0 74.0 250 80.5 74.5 Line conditions: high-speed railway, seamless, 60kg/m steel rail; rail surface is in good condition; concrete sleeper, flat; road embankment lines; bridge lines are box beam with bridge width being 13.4m. Geologic condition: alluvial deposit. Axle load: 16t.
Location of reference point: ground surface 30m away from the rail center.
Table 7-3 Vibration Source Intensity of Passenger Trains at 160km/h or below
Speed 50~70 80~110 120 Source intensity 76.5 77.0 77.5 Line condition: class railway or high-speed railway, seamless, 60kg/m steel rail; rail surface is in good condition; concrete sleeper, road bed with tiny stones and coal; flat, road embankment lines; source intensity value of bridge lines can be got by deducting 3dB from the value in the above table.
Axle load: 21t. Geologic condition: alluvial deposit.
Location of reference point: ground surface 30m away from the rail center.
2. Velocity correction CV
China Academy of Railway Science 251 Environment Impact Report for Newly Built Jilin-Hunchun Rail Line Project Velocity correction of train running vibration has been reflected in the vibration source intensity in Table 7-2 and Table 7-3.
3. Distance attenuation correction CD
Distance attenuation correction CD shall be calculated according to the following formula. d C = − k lg10 D R d o (Formula 7-3)
Wherein, do —— Reference distance; unit: m; d —— Distance from the predicted position to rail center line; unit is m; kR —— Distance correction factor, related with line structure; when d 30m, kR =1; when 30m