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MODERN APPROACH TO DETERMINING THE STRENGTH OF INTERACTION TRACK AND ROLLING STOCK IN THE ZONE OF SWITCHES

SUMMARY

The calculation technique of definition of forces of a track and rolling stock interaction is shown, the features of its use, calculation schemes are described. The problems arising at calculations of forces of a way and a rolling stock interaction in a tarnout zone and a ways of their resolving are considered.

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pp. 147 - 150

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