two section of railway track are joined together by welding.instead they are laid with gaps between them.fish plates,fastened by nuts and bolts which are able to slide along the oval holes,are used to join two section of railway track......
Section officer (design, commerical, audit, workshop) are special class railway officer. They have a starting salary of about approx 50,000 Rs/month.
When a section of the electrified railway is isolated, the earth wires are attached to the contact as they help it in grounding.
railway cross sections are of i section to relieve the enormous stresses produced due to the weight of the train, as well as they also reduce the thermal expansions along the planes perpendicular to the cross section which is a major advantage
The first section of railway track in Britain ran between the towns of Stockton and Darlington in County Durham. This pioneering railway, known as the Stockton and Darlington Railway, opened on September 27, 1825, and was primarily designed for the transportation of coal. It marked a significant milestone in the development of rail transport.
Use for seperation and insulating
what is cutoff marks
Yes. I have no idea why...
it is as per 6 CPC around 30k/month in metros
That across the Nullarbor Plain in S. Australia. It's about 360 miles long.
I section has more moment of inertia than any other sections like square or rectangular section. More moment of inertia implies more resistance to bending and hence stiffer.
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He was the doctor for the prisoners of war working for the Japanese on a section of the Thai-Burma railway.