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Destruction of Rails by Excessive Weights
In the Report of the Committee presented at this Convention, there are carefully engraved diagrams of the cross-sections of sixteen pairs of rails, much worn by use. The sections were taken with a view of shedding light upon the proper radius for the corners of rail-head and the flange fillet of wheels. The significance of the diagrams for the purpose intended is very marked, but they convey a lesson of still more definite import in another respect.
Destruction of Rails by Excessive Weights
In the Report of the Committee presented at this Convention, there are carefully engraved diagrams of the cross-sections of sixteen pairs of rails, much worn by use. The sections were taken with a view of shedding light upon the proper radius for the corners of rail-head and the flange fillet of wheels. The significance of the diagrams for the purpose intended is very marked, but they convey a lesson of still more definite import in another respect.
Destruction of Rails by Excessive Weights
Dodge, Joseph T. (author)
Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers ; 20 ; 121-122
2021-01-01
21889-01-01 pages
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