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DO TRACK-RENEWAL TRAINS HAVE A PLACE ON AMERICAN RAILROADS

David R. Burns

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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.

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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.

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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

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