Measure the noise of railway rolling stock by ISO 3095, on a reference track judged by EN 15610 and EN 15461 - #909
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds railway rolling-stock noise calculations, rail roughness and track decay analysis, result plots, tests, documentation, and conformance records for ISO 3095 and related EN standards. ChangesRailway rolling-stock noise
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212-213: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueThe sign-change test treats a zero slope as a sign of its own.
np.signreturns 0 for a flat neighbour. Take a one-sample spike on a flat record.first[centre-1]is positive andfirst[centre+1]is negative, so that case works. Now take a plateau peak, or a spike whose rise starts at a sample with zero slope. In that case one neighbour has sign 0 and the other has sign −1. The code counts this as a sign change. A monotonic bend that ends on a flat stretch also gives signs (+1, 0) or (0, −1). That bend can then pass as a "spike" if it also passes the curvature and height tests. The height test usually protects you, because the chord-relative height is ≤ 0 on a convex bend. A plateau-topped narrow peak should still count as a spike. The current behaviour matches that case by accident, not by design. Test for the change explicitly withfirst[centre-1] > 0 >= first[centre+1]so that only upward peaks are selected, as 7.2 intends.Proposed fix
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Review comments at @src/phonometry/environment/sources/rolling_stock_noise.py:
- Around line 1850-1878: Update _require_annex_c_of_this_track to accept the
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…e track judged by EN 15610 and EN 15461 Three new modules under environment.sources carry the ISO 3095 type test of a railway vehicle: the pass-by level and transit exposure level of a pressure record, the stationary, constant-speed, starting and braking results from their runs, the Annex A, C, D, E and G steps, and a single verdict on the reference track from the rail roughness of EN 15610 and the decay rates of EN 15461. Every result has .plot(), a new guide in English and Spanish walks a pass-by and a reference track through, the conformance report pins the limits of Figures 2 and 3, the positions of Figure 10 and the budget of Table G.2, and four printed defects of ISO 3095 Table G.1 and the EN 15610 listing are in the errata register.
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A train passing a microphone is two sources at once, the vehicle and the track it runs on, and ISO 3095 is the type test that makes the result say something about the vehicle: it fixes where the microphones stand, what they record and how the runs are averaged, and for the constant-speed test it fixes the track as well, through the rail roughness of EN 15610 and the track decay rates of EN 15461. Three new modules under
environment.sourcescover the three standards, with their names exported fromphonometry.environment.rolling_stock_noiseimplements ISO 3095:2013.pass_by_measurementA-weights a pressure record of one channel (it refuses two rather than read them as one long record) and reads the equivalent level over the measurement interval from the mean square of the A-weighted pressure (3.14), the maximum L_pAFmax within the interval only (3.13), and the two 10 dB record margins of 6.6.3; given the pass-by time it also spreads the energy of the interval over it, the transit exposure level of ISO 3095:2005 (3.14, Formulae 8 to 10, which the 2013 edition dropped) or the level of Formula B.1 for a single trailer.stationary_testaverages a stationary mesh on energy weighted by the length each position stands for (Formulae 1 to 3).rolling_stock_testgives the result of the constant-speed, starting and braking tests, the highest rounded mean of three runs per position with the 3 dB spread of 9.3. The standard gives no rule for a mean on the half; the library rounds it up, and does the same for a mean that binary arithmetic lands a hair under the half, so runs of 70.1, 70.3 and 71.1 dB give 71 dB.type_test_speeds,minimum_curve_radiusandacceleration_test_positions(Figure 10) state the rules around them, andimpulsiveness_rise_speed(Annex A, the steepest step of a slope that climbs 10 dB),check_adjacent_vehicle_neutrality(6.3.4),background_level_increase(Annex D, only for a level more than 3 dB over the background),roughness_comparability(Annex E) andpass_by_uncertainty(Annex G), whose inputs each need a name of their own since each has its own share of the variance (an input left unnamed is called by its place, x1, x2 and so on, primed when another input carries that name), complete it.check_reference_trackjudges a test track against 6.2 in one verdict read from.passes(it has no truth value of its own): the roughness of every rail against the limit Figure 2 prints, over the wavelengths 6.2.5 asks for; the vertical and lateral decay rates against the limits Figure 3 prints; with measured rates, the floor of Formula 2 and the 10 dB far-field drop of EN 15461; and the curve radius and gradient of 6.2.2. Limits passed in place of Figures 2 and 3 must give one value per one-third octave band, and the decay limits both directions, so the verdict never holds a limit it did not judge against; a spectrum of rates must name each band once, in increasing order, so the verdict andrate_atalways read the same rate.check_small_roughness_deviationsaccepts a small exceedance by its effect on the pass-by level, at most 1 dB (Annex C). The track verdict takes that Annex C verdict only for its own speed (C.3) and only when it was computed on the quadratic average of the rails it judges (C.2.1), and raises otherwise, so an exceedance cannot be accepted by a verdict of another speed or another track. The verdict keeps read-only copies of the limits it judged against and the Annex C verdict it rested on, and its roughness plot says in the title when the track passes through Annex C.acoustic_roughnessturns a rail roughness record into its one-third octave band spectrum by EN 15610:2009: spike removal (7.2), the curvature of a wheel of 0.375 m radius (7.3), Method A with the linear trend of each segment removed and the band synthesis of Annex C (7.4.2), the mean square average (7.6) and the measurement lines of 6.4.3. Method B, the digital filters of 7.4.3, is not implemented; Method A is the one Annex B uses and the one the Annex C synthesis serves.track_decaygives the decay rate DR from the responses along the rail by EN 15461:2008+A1:2010, on the hammer grid of Figure 2, with the floor DR_min of Formula 2 and the 10 dB far-field drop of 6.7.Every result has
.plot(). A new guide, Railway rolling-stock noise: the ISO 3095 type test, in English and Spanish with its docs mirror next to the CNOSSOS railway source, walks a pass-by, the three runs, two slightly corrugated rails, their decay rates, the verdict with the Annex C acceptance at 160 km/h and the Annex G budget through, with five figures and a diagram of the pass-by site. The conformance citation parser now reads a CEN amendment dated by its own year, EN 15461:2008+A1:2010, as part of the edition.Nothing breaks. Every name is new, the package root is unchanged, and no existing function changes its signature or its output, so there is nothing to migrate.
How it was verified. Every clause, table and figure was read on the printed pages of ISO 3095:2013, BS EN ISO 3095:2005, BS EN 15610:2009 and BS EN 15461:2008+A1:2010. The numeric oracles are the ones the standards print: the twenty-two roughness levels written beside the points of ISO 3095 Figure 2 (PDF p. 18, folio 12), checked against the same values typed in the EN 15610 Annex B.9.2 listing and against the class E rail roughness of CNOSSOS Appendix G; the twenty-eight decay-rate limits of the table beside Figure 3 (PDF p. 19, folio 13); the starting-test positions Figure 10 dimensions for four units; and the worked budget of Table G.2 (PDF pp. 56 and 57, folios 50 and 51), 55.68 dB, 0.83 dB and 1.66 dB, with the order Figure G.1 draws its bars in, compared as its nine distinct shares because seven inputs tie, and the eighteen rows of Table G.1 that Formula G.2 reproduces. Everything else is held to closed forms: a steady 1 kHz tone, a burst outside the interval that must not reach the maximum and one inside it that must count in full, the rise speed of an uneven slope, the record margins at 9.5 dB and 10.1 dB at either end, a sinusoidal roughness on a Fourier line and one just inside a band edge, a ramp the detrend must remove, a pit under the wheel, an exponential decay, the Annex C chain at 36 km/h, where a band of wavelength lands whole on a band of frequency, with effects of about 0.95 dB, 1 dB and 1.02 dB around the 1 dB of C.3, Formula D.1, and every mean of three runs reported to 0.1 dB between 70.0 dB and 72.9 dB that falls on a half, against integer arithmetic. Every threshold of the three modules has tests on either side of it, close enough that moving it by 5 % fails one (by one band, for the wavelength range of 6.2.5), and where a clause makes the boundary itself matter and binary arithmetic can land on it exactly, a test sits on the value: a spread of exactly 3 dB, a slope climbing exactly 10 dB, an excess of exactly 3 dB (with every pair of tenths from 50.0 dB to 99.9 dB that stand 3.0 dB apart, since some, such as 64.4 dB over 61.4 dB, differ by a hair more than 3 dB in binary), a curve radius equal to the minimum, a gradient of 5:1000, a crest bending at exactly -10^7 µm/m², a spike edge sloping at exactly 5 × 10^3 µm/m and a decay rate of exactly twice the floor of Formula 2.
Four printed defects are in the errata register in both languages, with document, PDF page and printed folio: in ISO 3095:2013 Table G.1, the 25 m distance printed as 0.004 dB where Formula G.2 gives 0.04 dB, the ground level at 7.5 m printed as 0.55 dB where Table G.2 carries the 0.30 dB Formula G.2 gives, and the wind screen interval printed with its bounds out of order; and in the EN 15610 Annex B.9.2 listing, a spike-removal loop whose condition leaves out the change of sign clause 7.2 c) asks of a spike, so it never ends on a sharp bend of the rail that is no spike at all. None of them changes a number the library computes.
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