Reconstruction of Wooden Sleepers by Fitting in Plastic Screw Dowels
Abstract
Over three million wooden sleepers are built into the Croatianrailway tracks. The durability of these sleepers depends verymuch on the fastening between the sleepers and the rails providedby the sleeper screws. The author suggests various systemsfor the fastening of the sleepers and the rails, especial~v in caseof the old ones, and particularly using the plastic replacingdowels.References
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Translation Of Circular Letter From The Permanent Way
Department of Deutsche Bundesbahn to all Regions,
dated l3
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Varga E. Reconstruction of Wooden Sleepers by Fitting in Plastic Screw Dowels. Promet [Internet]. 1 [cited 2024Nov.23];9(5-6):269-71. Available from: https://traffic.fpz.hr/index.php/PROMTT/article/view/806
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