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TRACK MAINTENANCE AS AN ELEMENT IN THE PROGRESS OF THE RAILWAY AS AN ENTERPRISE

K H Naue

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Competition among the different modes of transport means that the railway offer must be attractive. One important factor is a stable track which demands minimum maintenance. By studying the technical and economic criteria for track renewal and replacement, one can develop a suitable and economic system of track maintenance.

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Competition among the different modes of transport means that the railway offer must be attractive. One important factor is a stable track which demands minimum maintenance. By studying the technical and economic criteria for track renewal and replacement, one can develop a suitable and economic system of track maintenance.

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Competition among the different modes of transport means that the railway offer must be attractive. One important factor is a stable track which demands minimum maintenance. By studying the technical and economic criteria for track renewal and replacement, one can develop a suitable and economic system of track maintenance.

Key concepts: Track (disk drive), Transport engineering, Element (criminal law), Competition (biology), Risk analysis (engineering), Computer science, Engineering, Business

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