Three Causes of Rail Damage

Edit:Zongxiang Heavy Industry--Lucas Date:2020-03-27 08:46:09

There are many reasons for rail damage during train operation.  The rail itself is not of good material, the line traffic volume is too large, the type of locomotive and vehicle and the conditions of line equipment, as well as subjective and objective factors such as climate and maintenance management, all affect the usage of the rail.  Rail damage is usually caused by the following reasons.railroad track for sale

1. Influence of rail material: unreasonable section design of rail for railway, substandard smelting and forging quality and quality defects of welded joints of seamless line play an important role in the occurrence of rail diseases.

2. Use and management of steel rails: newly laid steel rails shall be properly constructed and scientifically managed during use as required, otherwise, the steel rails will suffer from diseases and injuries.railroad track for sale

3. Maintenance of railway lines: poor maintenance of railway lines and irregularity of rail surface will affect the service life of rail.  Therefore, how to improve the maintenance quality and carefully maintain the line is an important measure to prevent rail damage and fracture.

Rail is one of the most important equipment for railway lines. The key to do a good job of railway maintenance lies in regular inspection and improvement of line quality.  With the increase of train speed and load, timely detection and treatment of rail damage is an important link to ensure traffic safety.railroad track for sale

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