...the US) since the the Transcontinental Railroad was completed in 1869. Different...have been used for different reasons; rail spacing narrower than 4' 8 1/2"...
4 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 30/03/2010
They will both propagate at the same speed. They will differ in frequency as freq= velocity / wavelength.
9 Answers · Science & Mathematics · 29/05/2007
... you mean the spike that hold the rail in place? Here is a....com/tools/spikes_ railroad .htm They range from 0.1212 .... The first dimension is length under the head. ...
1 Answers · Science & Mathematics · 19/05/2009
... shrunk form the real life railroad or "Prototype". .... This is the inside dimension of the horizontally flat part of the wheel where it sits on the rail . Its a great hobby!
2 Answers · Games & Recreation · 07/01/2008
7 by 8 inches and 8 ft long weight will vary a lot some hardwood mainline ties are almost too heavy for one person to handle fir or other types of wood are not so bad I have used ties for fencing for years not a farmer who hasnt. never had a...
6 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 26/03/2008
...thickness - but there would definitely be a minimum, to ensure a minimum strength. Wooden rail ties are a standard dimension , usually about 8" square, or 9"x7". http://www.discoverlivesteam.com/magazine/69...
1 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 13/11/2011
... trucks are still near the rail after stopping. Are you absolutely sure there... them. Can you give any dimensions of the device? It may help...
3 Answers · Cars & Transportation · 22/09/2012
Sorry, I don't kow of any such website.
1 Answers · Politics & Government · 02/12/2006
...difficult to handle. It may also be handled the way continuous welded railroad rail is, don't let it expand lengthwise, force it to expand in the other dimensions . .
3 Answers · Science & Mathematics · 09/07/2009
Sounds like a one- dimension center of mass problem to me. Center of mass never changes between...
2 Answers · Science & Mathematics · 14/03/2012
