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BB201 13th January 2008 04:37

[Help,Ask]about track work and signalling work
 
Dear All, Would you please help me where i can find about fouling point articles, how to calculate it, about cant, transition curve and all about track work?:(

thank you for your time and your kindness:)


BB201

swisstrains 13th January 2008 10:21

Hello,
Have you tried using a search engine such as Google?

If you search using the terms "fouling point" "cant deficiency" "track superelevation" and "railway/railroad trackwork" you will find many specialised websites.

BB201 14th January 2008 06:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by swisstrains (Post 12876)
Hello,
Have you tried using a search engine such as Google?

If you search using the terms "fouling point" "cant deficiency" "track superelevation" and "railway/railroad trackwork" you will find many specialised websites.

thank you very much MR Swisstrains,

finally i found it in http://www.rgsonline.co.uk/ :) :)

thank you for your time:)

Ian White 3rd April 2008 17:23

You could try the Permanent Way institution website very helpfull on all thing's track :)

http://www.permanentwayinstitution.com/

All the best,Ian

lnwr20 4th August 2008 20:21

track works,cant.
 
If your stuck drop me a line i`ll give as much help as i can ok. Phill TQS.

Dan The Man 9th February 2009 18:14

If you could get your hands on Network Rail standards it would help.

There are many!

Handbook 49 for track design, for example.

A good book to get hold of is the PWI - British Railway Track Design Construction Maintenance.

I've got edition 6 (1993), not sure what the newest edition is


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