Patent classifications
E01B29/00
Track maintenance machine with an autonomous and redundant power supply and method for operating an energy supply system of a track maintenance machine
A track maintenance machine includes a machine frame being movable on a track, a plurality of working units, and a combustion engine to be connected by a clutch to a transfer case. Hydraulic pumps for supplying a plurality of hydraulic drives of a hydraulic system are connected to the transfer case. An electric motor is provided as an alternative drive of the transfer case for permanent energy supply of the working units and drives. The electric motor is coupled to an intermediate circuit to be supplied with electric energy by a vertically adjustable pantograph to be applied to a catenary of the track. A generator or an electric energy storage device is provided for alternative energy supply of the intermediate circuit. A method for operation of an energy supply system is also provided.
RAIL CLAMP WITH STRAIGHT LINE TOOL
The present disclosure generally relates to a rail vehicle that includes a chassis and a rail clamp assembly coupled to the chassis. The rail clamp assembly includes a fixed central member and a pair of lugs each extending outwardly from opposing sides of the fixed central member. The rail clamp assembly further includes a pair of arms respectively coupled to the lugs to thereby provide respective pivot points to permit rotation of the arms about the pivot points. A pair of gripping tool assemblies are disposed at respective lower portions of the arms and are coupled to one another via a guide rod.
CURVE PORTION MOLD STRUCTURE FOR MANUFACTURING CURVED CONCRETE PANEL FOR MOUNTAIN RAILWAY RACK TRACK, AND CURVED CONCRETE PANEL MANUFACTURING METHOD USING THE SAME
The present disclosure provides a curve portion mold structure for manufacturing a curved concrete panel for a mountain railway rack track and a curved concrete panel manufacturing method using the same in which, by forming a curve portion mold structure made of an outer mold and an inner mold to manufacture a curved concrete panel for a mountain railway rack track, the curvature of the outer mold and the curvature of the inner mold can be simultaneously adjusted, and a curve can be implemented by a difference in pressure introduction of a screw jack at a side surface of the outer mold. Also, by dividing a bottom plate of the outer mold to form the bottom of the curved concrete panel, application to various forms of curvatures of the curved concrete panel is possible, and by implementing a curvature by coupling between blocks using a fastening pin in an inner mold made of an intermediate block, an end block, and an impact-absorbing block, the curved concrete panel for a mountain railway rack track can be easily manufactured.
CURVE PORTION MOLD STRUCTURE FOR MANUFACTURING CURVED CONCRETE PANEL FOR MOUNTAIN RAILWAY RACK TRACK, AND CURVED CONCRETE PANEL MANUFACTURING METHOD USING THE SAME
The present disclosure provides a curve portion mold structure for manufacturing a curved concrete panel for a mountain railway rack track and a curved concrete panel manufacturing method using the same in which, by forming a curve portion mold structure made of an outer mold and an inner mold to manufacture a curved concrete panel for a mountain railway rack track, the curvature of the outer mold and the curvature of the inner mold can be simultaneously adjusted, and a curve can be implemented by a difference in pressure introduction of a screw jack at a side surface of the outer mold. Also, by dividing a bottom plate of the outer mold to form the bottom of the curved concrete panel, application to various forms of curvatures of the curved concrete panel is possible, and by implementing a curvature by coupling between blocks using a fastening pin in an inner mold made of an intermediate block, an end block, and an impact-absorbing block, the curved concrete panel for a mountain railway rack track can be easily manufactured.
RAIL SUPPORT ARRANGEMENT
A rail support arrangement (100, 100a, 100b, 100c, 100d, 800, 1000, 1100) to which rails (190) and/or other track elements may be coupled. A plurality of rail supports (130) are embedded in grooves (120,1121A,1121B,1122A,1122B) in a slab (110,1010). Each rail support is configured to receive a rail fastening system (160) and comprises a projection (135) that engages with the rail fastening system in order to secure a rail or other track element to the rail support.
METHOD OF INSTALLING A RAIL SUPPORT ARRANGEMENT
(100, 100a, 100b, 100c, 100d, 800, 1000, 1100) upon which a plurality of rails (190) can be supported, wobei a slab (110,1010) of the rail support arrangement is mounted to a bedding layer provided directly onto an installation area of compacted ground.
PROCESS AND SYSTEM FOR LAYING TRACKS FOR UNDERGROUND, RAILWAY AND TRAMWAY LINES
The present invention relates to a process and to a system for laying tracks for ballastless railway and tramway lines, both in tunnel and in surface.
ADZER BIT WITH CUTTING SEGMENTS
An adzer bit includes a support member that defines a through hole that is configured to receive a fastener. The support member includes a cap portion and a base portion. The support member also defines an annular slot that is axially disposed between the cutting segment cap portion and the base portion. A plurality of cutting segments are received and secured in the annular slot. The material of the plurality of cutting segments is harder than the material of the support member.
ADZER BIT WITH CUTTING SEGMENTS
An adzer bit includes a support member that defines a through hole that is configured to receive a fastener. The support member includes a cap portion and a base portion. The support member also defines an annular slot that is axially disposed between the cutting segment cap portion and the base portion. A plurality of cutting segments are received and secured in the annular slot. The material of the plurality of cutting segments is harder than the material of the support member.
Construction methods and systems for grade separation structures
A cut and cover method of constructing grade separation structures includes partially burying precast substructure elements with associated trench boxes under live traffic. Once the precast substructure elements are buried, the substructure is completed and the bridge span is installed. Other methods include installing precast superstructure elements with a formwork system and forming a bridge substructure and excavating underneath the superstructure once the superstructure is formed.