Railway track

Cooperate with the switch on the railway to enable the train to walk without turning
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synonym track (Terminology of railway science and technology) Generally refers to railway track (cooperation with switch on the railway enables the train to walk without turning)
Abbreviation of railway track Track , rail track Etc., mainly used for Railway Up, and with Switch Cooperation train You can walk without turning.
Railway track is usually composed of two parallel rail The steel rail is fixed on the sleeper Above and below the sleeper is ballast. from Rail brace fastener Rail ballast Track splint , elastic rod, railway Spike etc. Railway accessories Fastening.
Railway tracks are made of steel, which can bear more weight than other materials. Sleepers, also known as sleepers, grey sleepers, or road sleepers, are used to distribute the weight of rails and the pressure on rails separately, maintain a fixed gauge, and maintain the Gauge From the original Wooden pillow , change to Concrete sleeper
Chinese name
Railway track
Composition
Two parallel rail
Abbreviation
Track, rail, track
Role
order train Walking without turning

Technical Principles

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The track is subject to various vertical, horizontal and longitudinal dead load and Live load , load from rail adopt sleeper and Ballast Pass to subgrade Through mechanical theory, the stress and strain of each component of the track under various load conditions are analyzed and studied to determine its bearing capacity and stability.
Track mechanics Analyze the stress and deformation of track structure under the action of locomotives and vehicles, and the impact of track structure diseases on track damage and train operation, so as to design track structure and formulate track Provide basis for management standards.

Composition

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The track is composed of Ballast sleeper , rail, connecting parts, anti climbing equipment and turnout. first rail Cast for rail , and then developed into I-shaped rails. In the 1980s, most of the world Railway Standards adopted Gauge (See Railway track geometry )1435 mm (4 feet 8 ½ inches). Narrow scale Narrow gauge Railway, wider than this is called wide gauge railway (see railway engineering )。
The track bed is directly paved on the subgrade surface, Ballast Gravel, pebble, slag and other materials shall be used. Rail sleeper Ballast bed is composed of materials with different mechanical properties in different ways. Generally speaking, the bottom of the track is the track bed, which provides flexibility and drainage functions for the track. Rails can also be laid on concrete bases (quite common on bridges), or even embedded in concrete.
Sleepers are buried in the track bed, generally laid horizontally, with wood reinforced concrete Or steel.
rail with Connecting parts Fasten on the sleeper. [1]

Ballast

Ballast is laid on the subgrade, sleeper The object used to hide the sleeper. According to the laying position, it can be divided into two layers, the upper layer is the top ballast, and the lower layer is the bottom ballast.
The functions of ballast are as follows:
1. Bear the pressure transmitted by the sleeper and evenly distribute the pressure subgrade On.
2. Fix the sleeper position and maintain the correct line type and gradient of the track.
3. Drain the rainwater around and below the sleepers to prevent the subgrade soil from deformation due to wet and soft.
4. Increase the elasticity of the track, so that rail Quickly return to the original correct position.
5. Prevent weeds from growing on the track.
modern Track works In order to ensure the safe operation of high-speed railway, improve the strength of subgrade, reduce the cleaning and maintenance of ballast, replace ballast, sleepers and subgrade with concrete foundation, which is called "slag free track". It can reduce maintenance time, maintain good quality and driving safety.

rail

rail It is a railway structure for rolling train wheels. Its main functions are as follows:
1. Bearing heavy pressure and wear of wheels.
2. Place the wheel under the rail sleeper
3. Bear repeated heavy pressure.
Regardless of the weight of the rail, the section mass ratio should be approximately 42% at the head, 21% at the waist, and 37% at the bottom, and the height of the rail should be equal to the width of the bottom. When the rail head is worn to 0.64 cm, the rail shall be replaced immediately.

Coupling device

Railway Spike
The purpose of railway spike is to rail Snap on sleeper And maintain the fixation between the two rails Gauge The most commonly used railway spikes are ordinary spikes, hook spikes and spiral spikes.
Rail connection parts
The rail connecting parts are used to maintain the strength and stiffness of the joints, so that the rail has uniform elasticity. Generally, two fishtail plates are attached to the waist on both sides of the rail, and Spring washer Tighten the bolts of. There are two types of fishtail: 60cm and 90cm. The 60cm version requires 4 bolts, and the 90cm version requires 6 bolts.
In order to completely improve the defects of track connecting parts, modern track adopts continuous welding to Continuous welding The rail replaces the rail joint to reduce the maintenance work of the rail and increase the service life, which is called long welded rail.
To support rail The outer waist is used to resist the lateral force on the head of the rail and prevent the loose spike caused by the inclination of the rail.
fastener
embed sleeper Fasten the metal clip or handle on the bottom of the rail, which can not only resist the vertical rolling and lateral thrust of the wheel, but also prevent the rail from longitudinal crawling.

Anti creep equipment

It is installed under the rail and is supported by one side sleeper (and backing plate), in addition to preventing the longitudinal creep of the rail caused by wheel rolling, it can also control the extension of the rail caused by temperature rise. [2]

technical standard

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All high-speed railways adopt Standard gauge (1435mm). (The only exception is the 1520 mm used in Russia and Finland Broad gauge High speed railway). General railway generally divides the gauge into three types Broad gauge Standard rail Narrow gauge Most of the early Chinese railways were built by British and Belgian engineers plus the pro Western policy at that time, so their gauge followed the British standard, which was standard gauge, so most of China used standard gauge (1435mm). In Yunnan Guizhou region, Henan Province and Northeast Forest Farm, there were narrow gauge railways built before liberation and early liberation, also known as meter gauge, because the gauge was one meter, Some local railways and factory and mine self operated railways also use meter gauge, which has been gradually transformed in recent years.
sleeper Bearing pad
Sleepers are railway objects used to support rails, which are supported under rails. Its functions are as follows:
1. Evenly distribute the load transmitted by the rail on the ballast.
2. Maintain the rail line and the Gauge
3. Ensure that the track has uniform elastic force, acting like the beam of a building. [2]