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frankrajar 27th November 2010 17:05

Newbie with question :)
 
Hi all! firstly I'm quite new to to rail, and have particular interests in high speed rail and maglev :)

I'm currently researching HSR, in particular the construction methods used, and how they differ between countries, however apart from wikipedia I cant find any information on construction methods, and how the land is prepared for rail:confused:. Can anyone recommend any good websites or databases?

Any help appreciated

Cheers

Frank

Madcaravanner 28th November 2010 10:51

as a good place to start on Google with the search "trackbed preparation for high speed rail links"

John H-T 28th November 2010 19:54

Welcome to the Forum Frankrajar. Can't help you but will be interested in your findings.

Best wishes,

John H-T.

DSY011 28th November 2010 20:49

Hello Frankrajar and welcome to the Railway Forum. I'm afraid like John H-T, I can't help you either, but I'm sure someone on the forum will be able to help.

frankrajar 29th November 2010 20:33

Thanks for the responses, I'm just a bit baffled as to why there is no readily available information on this. I have access to construction databases and can get details about road/airport construction so I don't see why there are no guidelines/methods around :(

wyvern 30th November 2010 07:42

The scientific discipline involved in railway construction is known as "Soil Mechanics." I dont know if that helps at all.

I did try "railway soil mechanics" in Google and the returns for "high speed railway soil mechanics" look interesting.

37057 1st December 2010 22:09

Welcome to the forum :)


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