DO TRACK-RENEWAL TRAINS HAVE A PLACE ON AMERICAN RAILROADS
David R. Burns
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David R. Burns
Abstract
The several forms in which such equipment is available are described, the cascading of ties made possible by the method is analyzed, and cost data are presented. A generalized analysis of this method of maintenance, including its potential for use in this country is presented.
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The several forms in which such equipment is available are described, the cascading of ties made possible by the method is analyzed, and cost data are presented. A generalized analysis of this method of maintenance, including its potential for use in this country is presented.
Key concepts: Train, Track (disk drive), Engineering, Transport engineering, Rail transportation, Freight trains, Civil engineering, Forensic engineering