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RAIL GRINDING: A CLOSER LOOK

A T Bruno

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The causes of rail surface damage are explained, along with the need for rail grinding which the author calls essential for today's heavy traffic lines where corrugation develops.

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The causes of rail surface damage are explained, along with the need for rail grinding which the author calls essential for today's heavy traffic lines where corrugation develops.

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The causes of rail surface damage are explained, along with the need for rail grinding which the author calls essential for today's heavy traffic lines where corrugation develops.

Key concepts: Grinding, Engineering, Forensic engineering, Mechanical engineering, Manufacturing engineering, Automotive engineering

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