- The
rail profile is the
cross sectional shape of a
railway rail,
perpendicular to its length.
Early rails were made of wood, cast iron or
wrought iron...
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terms rail anchors, tie plates,
chairs and
track fasteners are used to
refer to
parts or all of a
rail fastening system. The
components of a
rail fastening...
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Rail Baltica is an under-construction
rail infrastructure project that is
intended to
integrate the
Baltic states in the
European rail network. Its purpose...
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initially under the
State Rail Authority and
later on City
Rail. The
T sets were
built as "third-generation"
trains for Sydney's
rail fleet,
coinciding with...
- The
Pittsburgh Light Rail (commonly
known as The
T) is a 26.2-mile (42.2 km)
light rail system in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and
surrounding suburbs. It...
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Other profiles of
rail include:
bullhead rail;
grooved rail; flat-bottomed
rail (Vignoles
rail or
flanged T-
rail);
bridge rail (inverted U–shaped used...
- drywall. In woodworking, higher-end
table saws
often have
T-square
fences attached to a
rail on the
front side of the table,
providing improved accuracy...
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Rail transport (also
known as
train transport) is a
means of
transport using wheeled vehicles running in tracks,
which usually consist of two parallel...
- The
Hightstown rail accident occurred on the
Camden and
Amboy Railroad between Hightstown, New
Jersey and
Spotswood on
November 8, 1833, just two months...
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components like
sound suppressors and
rail systems. The
company is
based in Thun
southeast of Bern, Switzerland. B&
T consists of a
trading and a manufacturing...
