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Longitudinals vs. Cross-ties for railway tracks

Tratman, E.E.R.

A paper by E. E. R. Tratman discussing especially timber longitudinals. He concludes such a system is more expensive but gives a smoother track than cross-ties.

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Tratman, E.E.R.

A paper by E. E. R. Tratman discussing especially timber longitudinals. He concludes such a system is more expensive but gives a smoother track than cross-ties.

Longitudinals vs. Cross-ties for railway tracks

Tratman, E.E.R.

A paper by E. E. R. Tratman discussing especially timber longitudinals. He concludes such a system is more expensive but gives a smoother track than cross-ties.

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Title:

Longitudinals vs. Cross-ties for railway tracks

Additional title:

Trans ASCE

Contributors:

Tratman, E.E.R. (author)

Published in:

Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers ; XXV

Publication date:

1891

Size:

10 pages

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

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