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Measuring With Eddy Current: Gauge Corner Cracking and the Magic Wear Rate

May 25, 2014 | Filed under: Measurement Systems, Rail Maintenance, Wheel/Rail Interaction

By Ryan McWilliams and Eric Eberius Gauge corner cracking (GCC) of the rail from rolling contact fatigue (RCF) is a dangerous and costly form of rail damage. Unfortunately, it’s also notoriously difficult to measure. And as GCC becomes more prevalent on rail systems around the world, accurate measurement is an …

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