C W Clarke
Abstract
This is the first article in a series describing how maximum axle loads can be determined for permanent way and conversely, how track can be designed and/or improved to carry maximum axle loads. This first article examines track and wheel loading, track stresses, and loading indices and track constants.
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This is the first article in a series describing how maximum axle loads can be determined for permanent way and conversely, how track can be designed and/or improved to carry maximum axle loads. This first article examines track and wheel loading, track stresses, and loading indices and track constants.
Key concepts: Track (disk drive), Axle, Axle load, Engineering, Structural engineering, Track geometry, Automotive engineering, Computer science