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Baltimore and Ohio builds line to carry hot-metal cars having weight of 343 tons on 8 axles; bridge required, 900 ft. in length, crossing Miami river at Woodsdale; plate-girder viaduct, 800 ft. long; timber trestle extension of viaduct, 940 ft. long; construction difficulties; rapid construction progress; ladle cars adopted for movement of hot metal are of new and very heavy type; ladles are provided with firebrick lining.
Baltimore and Ohio builds line to carry hot-metal cars having weight of 343 tons on 8 axles; bridge required, 900 ft. in length, crossing Miami river at Woodsdale; plate-girder viaduct, 800 ft. long; timber trestle extension of viaduct, 940 ft. long; construction difficulties; rapid construction progress; ladle cars adopted for movement of hot metal are of new and very heavy type; ladles are provided with firebrick lining.
New bridges carry E-90 loading
Ry. Age
Lang, Jr., P.G. (author)
Railway Age ; 85
1928
3 pages
7 Figs.
Article (Journal)
English
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