Abstract:The mileage of high-speed railway operation in China has exceeded 40 000 km. The noise generated by high-speed trains will have a relatively heavy impact on the residents along the lines. However, more and more high-speed railway lines under planning and construction inevitably pass through the crowded areas. The noise reduction effect of traditional vertical sound barriers is hard to meet the requirement. As an effective noise cancellation measure, the installation of fully enclosed noise barriers has gradually come into people's view in recent years. However, this measure is rarely used in the high-speed railway construction, and there are still many challenges in the design and construction of the overall project. Based on the engineering example of Jinxing Railway Guyong Bridge, through the numerical simulation, and taking the construction of foundation and arch frame of the fully enclosed sound barrier as the study object, the sources of errors in two key construction stages of foundation and arch frame are summarized, and the suggestions for the error limits in the construction are proposed. The correlational studies can be referred for the construction of the fully enclosed sound barriers on the high-speed railway bridges in the future.