Street-Railway Roadbed
Street-Railway Roadbed
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Long and with four to twelve bolts. The bolts should be either in. Or 48 STREET-RAILWAY ROADBED.
1 in. In diameter. The writer is of the opinion that for 6-in. And 7-in. Rails the joint should be 26 to 36 in. Long, f in. Thick, and have six or eight 1-in. Bolts; on rails deeper than 7 in. A joint of about the same length, or even shorter, with two rows of six bolts each. Plain channel bolts should be -J in. Thick; "ribbed" plates may be ^ in. And the bolts 1 in. In diameter. The spacing of the ...bolts is a matter about which there seems to be considerable diversity of opinion, but that in which the length of plate is divided evenly will give as good results as any.
Nut-locks are frequently used on street-railway tracks; but while admitting that there are many excellent devices intended to hold the nuts up to their work which may be of service on exposed tracks, it is my opinion that their use is an unnecessary expense on tracks that are covered in. In these cases there is quickly formed a coating of rust which, with the grip of the surrounding gravel and sand, holds the nut as in a vise, and if the joint becomes loose it is from other causes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Long and with four to twelve bolts. The bolts should be either in. Or 48 STREET-RAILWAY ROADBED.
1 in. In diameter. The writer is of the opinion that for 6-in. And 7-in. Rails the joint should be 26 to 36 in. Long, f in. Thick, and have six or eight 1-in. Bolts; on rails deeper than 7 in. A joint of about the same length, or even shorter, with two rows of six bolts each. Plain channel bolts should be -J in. Thick; "ribbed" plates may be ^ in. And the bolts 1 in. In diameter. The spacing of the ...bolts is a matter about which there seems to be considerable diversity of opinion, but that in which the length of plate is divided evenly will give as good results as any.
Nut-locks are frequently used on street-railway tracks; but while admitting that there are many excellent devices intended to hold the nuts up to their work which may be of service on exposed tracks, it is my opinion that their use is an unnecessary expense on tracks that are covered in. In these cases there is quickly formed a coating of rust which, with the grip of the surrounding gravel and sand, holds the nut as in a vise, and if the joint becomes loose it is from other causes.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mason Delano Pratt to read onlineMoreLess
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