INVESTIGATION FOR INCREASING THE STABILITY OF RAILROAD TRACK
F Birmann
Abstract
F Birmann
Abstract
The article reports on possible improvements of the track for increasing its life in respect of the track position to meet the present and future requirements at higher speeds. Track and switch construction including the associated changerover methods are optimized to obtain the best possible track for the vehicle, under due consideration of the cost of furnishing machinery and equipment and the cost of vehicle and track maintenance.
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The article reports on possible improvements of the track for increasing its life in respect of the track position to meet the present and future requirements at higher speeds. Track and switch construction including the associated changerover methods are optimized to obtain the best possible track for the vehicle, under due consideration of the cost of furnishing machinery and equipment and the cost of vehicle and track maintenance.
Key concepts: Track (disk drive), Position (finance), Transport engineering, Computer science, Automotive engineering, Engineering, Business, Mechanical engineering