THE CONCEPT OF IMPROVING THE DESIGN OF THE TRACK

Authors

  • H. H. Zhelnin All-Russian Research Institute of Railway Transport, Russian Federation
  • V. S. Lysiuk All-Russian Research Institute of Railway Transport, Russian Federation
  • V. V. Kuznietsov All-Russian Research Institute of Railway Transport, Russian Federation

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15802/stp2003/21276

Keywords:

train speed, shooting curves

Abstract

In article the basic directions of perfection of a design of a railway in modern conditions of operation are recommended.

Author Biographies

H. H. Zhelnin, All-Russian Research Institute of Railway Transport

H. H. Zhelnin

V. S. Lysiuk, All-Russian Research Institute of Railway Transport

V. S. Lysiuk

V. V. Kuznietsov, All-Russian Research Institute of Railway Transport

V. V. Kuznietsov

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Published

2003-11-25

How to Cite

Zhelnin, H. H., Lysiuk, V. S., & Kuznietsov, V. V. (2003). THE CONCEPT OF IMPROVING THE DESIGN OF THE TRACK. Science and Transport Progress, (2), 172–173. https://doi.org/10.15802/stp2003/21276

Issue

No. 2 (2003): ISSUE 2

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Articles

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