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Reducing the Stress State on Canadian Pacific’s Western Corridor

October 13, 2013 | Filed under: Friction Management, Maintenance, Rail Grinding

By Mike Roney • July, 2009  Canadian Pacific has taken a unique approach to reducing the stress state in its western corridor. The approach includes the implementation of distributed power and the implementation of friction management. It also includes examination of their combined effects — something that is relatively new. Looking at …

The Basics of Successful Grinding (Part 1 of 2)

October 13, 2013 | Filed under: Friction Management, Maintenance, Rail Grinding

By Norman Hooper • January 2010 It behooves railways to periodically review tie, fastener and surfacing maintenance practices, particularly as they relate to the planning and quality of rail grinding procedures. The use of technology, enhanced inspections, regular grinding cycles and friction modification can improve rail surface quality. The safety rationale …

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