MECHANISATION MNIMISES TRACK OCCUPATION
S J Finitskyi
Abstract
S J Finitskyi
Abstract
Dominating SZD track design and maintenance strategy is the need to minimize interruptions to traffic flow. Heat treatment is used to prolong rail life, and large end-loading tracklaying cranes permit rapid removal and replacement of complete panels while the adjacent track still carries traffic. On double-track lines machines may be concentrated so that several 2-km segments of track are replaced during a staggered sequence of six-hour occupations which takes advantage of one prearranged gap in the passage of trains.
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Dominating SZD track design and maintenance strategy is the need to minimize interruptions to traffic flow. Heat treatment is used to prolong rail life, and large end-loading tracklaying cranes permit rapid removal and replacement of complete panels while the adjacent track still carries traffic. On double-track lines machines may be concentrated so that several 2-km segments of track are replaced during a staggered sequence of six-hour occupations which takes advantage of one prearranged gap in the passage of trains.
Key concepts: Track (disk drive), Train, Freight trains, Transport engineering, Engineering, Automotive engineering, Computer science, Mechanical engineering