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Army Transportation Railway Track maintenance IIRailway Track maintenance IIPrefaceTable of ContentsTable of ContentsIntroductionIntroduction - Cont'dTypical DivisionFigure 1.1. The Burton Division.Typical Division - Cont'dTypical Division - Cont'dChapter 1 Track RehabilitationSection I. SurfacingFigure 1.3. Track Level and Spot Board.Figure 1.4. Spot Board in Place and in Use.Figure 1.5. Ratchet-Type Jack.Figure 1.7. Rail Maintenance Handtools.Figure 1.7 (cont). Rail Maintenance Handtools.Figure 1.8. Pneumatic Tamper.Figure 1.10. Distributing Ballast From Hopper Car.Figure 1.11. Jordan Spreader.Figure 1.12. Gasoline-Powered Ballast Regulator.Section II. Re-Laying RailFigure 1.13. Gasoline-Powered Track Wrench Used to Tighten or Loosen Track Bolts.Figure 1.14. Gasoline-Powered Spike Hammer.ProceduresFigure 1.19. Gasoline-Powered Rail Saw.Section III. Tie RenewalProcedureLining TiesFigure 1.21. Method of Setting Spikes.Figure 1.22. Rail Track Liner.SummaryChapter 2 Turnouts and Special SwitchesFigure 2.1. Turnout Components.SwitchesFigure 2.2. Stub Switch Turnout.FrogsFigure 2.3. Split Switch Turnout.Figure 2.4. Split Switch Closed for Main- Line Movement.Figure 2.6. Frog Nomenclature.Figure 2.7. Spring Frog in Operation.Figure 2.9. Types of Rigid Frogs.Figure 2.11. Movement Through a Frog.Figure 2.12. Facing- and Trailing-Point Movements.Switch PlatesFigure 2.14. Arrangement and Location of Switch Ties.Figure 2.15. Manually Operated Switch Stand.SummarySection II. LocationFigure 2.16. Yard Turnouts.Table I. Permissible Speeds Through Various TurnoutsSection III. ConstructionPreliminariesFigure 2.18. Steps in Turnout Construction.Table II. Turnout Crossover Data for Straight SwitchesSection IV. MaintenanceFrog PointsSwitch TiesSection V. Special Switches and Track ConstructionsFigure 2.20. Derail Frog.Figure 2.21. Track Crossing With Rigid Frogs.Figure 2.23. Double Slip Switch.Figure 2.24. Gantlet Track Over Narrow Bridge.Figure 2.25. Track Bumper Bolted to Ties.SummaryChapter 3 CurvesFigure 3.1. Simple, Compound, and Reverse Curves.Computing CurvatureFigure 3.2. Determining Track Curvature.Section II. SuperelevationTable III. Length and Elevation of Runoffs Required at Various Train Speeds*Table IV. Permissible Speeds at Various SuperelevationsProblemsSection III. SpiralsFigure 3.3. Geometric Spiral and Circular and Spiraled Curves.Table V. Spiral Lengths on Curves for Various Elevations and SpeedsSection IV. StringliningFigure 3.4. Ordinates on a Simple Curve.EquipmentMeasuring OrdinatesEvaluating FiguresFigure 3.5. Stringline Calculation.Evaluating Figures - Cont'dCalculationsMarked PointsAdjusting Final ThrowTable VI. Adjusting Proposed Ordinates to Eliminate a Throw at Last StationSummarySection V. Lining an Actual CurveAn Actual CurveFigure 3.6. Stringline Calculations of an Actual Curve.Figure 3.7. Use of Scratch Board in Lining Curves.Figure 3.8. Setting Line Stakes on Single TrackFigure 3.9. Throwing Track With Lining Bars.SummarySummary - Cont'dSection I. Crossings at GradeMaintenanceFigure 4.1. Typical Grade Crossings.Maintenance DifficultiesSection II. Guard RailsFigure 4.2. Guard Rails on Single-Track Bridge.Section III. Seasonal ProblemsFigure 4.3. Excessive Weed Growth in Track.Rail Joints in SummerFigure 4.6. Rail-Mounted Mowing Machine TowedSnow PlowingFigure 4.7. Snowplow Blade Attached to Flatcar.Snowslide and SnowdriftsFigure 4.9. Snow-Melting Pot.Ice in TunnelsFigure 4.10. Sizes of Track Shims and Methods Used to Raise Heaved Track.Crew Safety and ComfortSummaryChapter 5 Special Problems and Maintenance of Way ManagementFigure 5.1. Ballasted-Deck Bridge.Figure 5.2. Open-Floor Bridges.In Interlocking Plants and Signal TerritoryDiffering GageSummarySection III. Demolition and RehabilitationLarge Scale RehabilitationFigure 5.3. Temporary Repairs Made to Viaducts.Figure 5.4. Temporary Repair of Damaged Tunnel.Figure 5.5. Charge Location for Switches, Frogs, and Crossings.Figure 5.6. Securing Hand Charges to Rail Web and Result Obtained.Figure 5.7. Tie Ripper in Operation and Resultant Destruction.Section II. ManagementFigure 5.8. Organization Chart, Railway Engineering Company.Track ChartsDistribution of ForcesTable VII. Comparative Maintenance EquivalentsObjectivesSequence of WorkProgressFigure 5.9. Track Maintenance Progress Chart.SummaryRailway Track Maintenance IITrans Subcourse 671ExaminationTrue-FalseCluster True-FalseCompletionMultiple ChoiceMultiple Choice - Cont'dMultiple Choice - Cont'dLesson Assignment SheetCluster True-FalseCluster True-False - Cont'dCompletionMatchingColumn IMultiple ChoiceMultiple Choice - Cont'dMultiple Choice - Cont'dLesson Assignment SheetCluster True-FalseMatchingMultiple - ChoiceMultiple - Choice - Cont'dMultiple - Choice - Cont'dBlank PagesMultiple - Choice - Cont'dMultiple - Choice - Cont'dLesson Assignment SheetCluster True-FalseCluster True-False - Cont'dMultiple- ChoiceMultiple- Choice - Cont'dLesson Assignment SheetCluster True-FalseMultiple ChoiceMultiple Choice - Cont'dMultiple Choice - Cont'dAnalyticalLesson 1 Lesson 2Lesson 2 - Cont'd Lesson 3Lesson 3 - Cont'dLesson 4Lesson 5Lesson 5 - Cont'dAppendix I ReferencesAppendix II GlossaryAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dIndexIndex - Cont'dIndex - Cont'dIndex - Cont'dIndex - Cont'dIndex - Cont'dIndex - Cont'dBlank PagesBlank PagesBlank PagesBlank PagesBlannk PagesBlank Pages
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Railway Track maintenance IIRailway Track maintenance IIPrefaceTable of ContentsTable of ContentsIntroductionIntroduction - Cont'dTypical DivisionFigure 1.1. The Burton Division.Typical Division - Cont'dTypical Division - Cont'dChapter 1 Track RehabilitationSection I. SurfacingFigure 1.3. Track Level and Spot Board.Figure 1.4. Spot Board in Place and in Use.Figure 1.5. Ratchet-Type Jack.Figure 1.7. Rail Maintenance Handtools.Figure 1.7 (cont). Rail Maintenance Handtools.Figure 1.8. Pneumatic Tamper.Figure 1.10. Distributing Ballast From Hopper Car.Figure 1.11. Jordan Spreader.Figure 1.12. Gasoline-Powered Ballast Regulator.Section II. Re-Laying RailFigure 1.13. Gasoline-Powered Track Wrench Used to Tighten or Loosen Track Bolts.Figure 1.14. Gasoline-Powered Spike Hammer.ProceduresFigure 1.19. Gasoline-Powered Rail Saw.Section III. Tie RenewalProcedureLining TiesFigure 1.21. Method of Setting Spikes.Figure 1.22. Rail Track Liner.SummaryChapter 2 Turnouts and Special SwitchesFigure 2.1. Turnout Components.SwitchesFigure 2.2. Stub Switch Turnout.FrogsFigure 2.3. Split Switch Turnout.Figure 2.4. Split Switch Closed for Main- Line Movement.Figure 2.6. Frog Nomenclature.Figure 2.7. Spring Frog in Operation.Figure 2.9. Types of Rigid Frogs.Figure 2.11. Movement Through a Frog.Figure 2.12. Facing- and Trailing-Point Movements.Switch PlatesFigure 2.14. Arrangement and Location of Switch Ties.Figure 2.15. Manually Operated Switch Stand.SummarySection II. LocationFigure 2.16. Yard Turnouts.Table I. Permissible Speeds Through Various TurnoutsSection III. ConstructionPreliminariesFigure 2.18. Steps in Turnout Construction.Table II. Turnout Crossover Data for Straight SwitchesSection IV. MaintenanceFrog PointsSwitch TiesSection V. Special Switches and Track ConstructionsFigure 2.20. Derail Frog.Figure 2.21. Track Crossing With Rigid Frogs.Figure 2.23. Double Slip Switch.Figure 2.24. Gantlet Track Over Narrow Bridge.Figure 2.25. Track Bumper Bolted to Ties.SummaryChapter 3 CurvesFigure 3.1. Simple, Compound, and Reverse Curves.Computing CurvatureFigure 3.2. Determining Track Curvature.Section II. SuperelevationTable III. Length and Elevation of Runoffs Required at Various Train Speeds*Table IV. Permissible Speeds at Various SuperelevationsProblemsSection III. SpiralsFigure 3.3. Geometric Spiral and Circular and Spiraled Curves.Table V. Spiral Lengths on Curves for Various Elevations and SpeedsSection IV. StringliningFigure 3.4. Ordinates on a Simple Curve.EquipmentMeasuring OrdinatesEvaluating FiguresFigure 3.5. Stringline Calculation.Evaluating Figures - Cont'dCalculationsMarked PointsAdjusting Final ThrowTable VI. Adjusting Proposed Ordinates to Eliminate a Throw at Last StationSummarySection V. Lining an Actual CurveAn Actual CurveFigure 3.6. Stringline Calculations of an Actual Curve.Figure 3.7. Use of Scratch Board in Lining Curves.Figure 3.8. Setting Line Stakes on Single TrackFigure 3.9. Throwing Track With Lining Bars.SummarySummary - Cont'dSection I. Crossings at GradeMaintenanceFigure 4.1. Typical Grade Crossings.Maintenance DifficultiesSection II. Guard RailsFigure 4.2. Guard Rails on Single-Track Bridge.Section III. Seasonal ProblemsFigure 4.3. Excessive Weed Growth in Track.Rail Joints in SummerFigure 4.6. Rail-Mounted Mowing Machine TowedSnow PlowingFigure 4.7. Snowplow Blade Attached to Flatcar.Snowslide and SnowdriftsFigure 4.9. Snow-Melting Pot.Ice in TunnelsFigure 4.10. Sizes of Track Shims and Methods Used to Raise Heaved Track.Crew Safety and ComfortSummaryChapter 5 Special Problems and Maintenance of Way ManagementFigure 5.1. Ballasted-Deck Bridge.Figure 5.2. Open-Floor Bridges.In Interlocking Plants and Signal TerritoryDiffering GageSummarySection III. Demolition and RehabilitationLarge Scale RehabilitationFigure 5.3. Temporary Repairs Made to Viaducts.Figure 5.4. Temporary Repair of Damaged Tunnel.Figure 5.5. Charge Location for Switches, Frogs, and Crossings.Figure 5.6. Securing Hand Charges to Rail Web and Result Obtained.Figure 5.7. Tie Ripper in Operation and Resultant Destruction.Section II. ManagementFigure 5.8. Organization Chart, Railway Engineering Company.Track ChartsDistribution of ForcesTable VII. Comparative Maintenance EquivalentsObjectivesSequence of WorkProgressFigure 5.9. Track Maintenance Progress Chart.SummaryRailway Track Maintenance IITrans Subcourse 671ExaminationTrue-FalseCluster True-FalseCompletionMultiple ChoiceMultiple Choice - Cont'dMultiple Choice - Cont'dLesson Assignment SheetCluster True-FalseCluster True-False - Cont'dCompletionMatchingColumn IMultiple ChoiceMultiple Choice - Cont'dMultiple Choice - Cont'dLesson Assignment SheetCluster True-FalseMatchingMultiple - ChoiceMultiple - Choice - Cont'dMultiple - Choice - Cont'dBlank PagesMultiple - Choice - Cont'dMultiple - Choice - Cont'dLesson Assignment SheetCluster True-FalseCluster True-False - Cont'dMultiple- ChoiceMultiple- Choice - Cont'dLesson Assignment SheetCluster True-FalseMultiple ChoiceMultiple Choice - Cont'dMultiple Choice - Cont'dAnalyticalLesson 1 Lesson 2Lesson 2 - Cont'd Lesson 3Lesson 3 - Cont'dLesson 4Lesson 5Lesson 5 - Cont'dAppendix I ReferencesAppendix II GlossaryAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dAppendix II Glossary - Cont'dIndexIndex - Cont'dIndex - Cont'dIndex - Cont'dIndex - Cont'dIndex - Cont'dIndex - Cont'dBlank PagesBlank PagesBlank PagesBlank PagesBlannk PagesBlank Pages
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