Re: BART's noise problem
Author: Dr Zarkoff
Date: 09-19-2014 - 20:10

Cylindrical tires, coniical tires, Swiss cheese tires, dones't matter. Its a result of the low inertial wheels (aluminum ceterns with steel tires) running on a rigid track structure (the "double pours" used in the subways and elevateds). But B. S Stokes knew better. PCCsa with TRC super-resliient wheels are prone to this too. And city blocks, how about MILES. I live about three-four miles away, and on some nights, BARTD trains are so noisy they wake me up. Also think "BARTD, what me fix??"



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  Re: How San Francisco Is Designing Its Metro Train of the Future R Ruiz 09-18-2014 - 16:07
  BART's noise problem Dragoman 09-19-2014 - 12:54
  Re: BART's noise problem mook 09-19-2014 - 13:25
  Re: BART's noise problem Edward 09-19-2014 - 17:45
  Re: BART's noise problem Dr Zarkoff 09-19-2014 - 20:10
  Re: BART's noise problem fkrock 09-20-2014 - 09:59
  Re: BART's noise problem Tony C 09-21-2014 - 19:04
  Re: BART's noise problem Dr Zarkoff 09-21-2014 - 20:10
  Re: BART's noise problem Jimmy 420 09-24-2014 - 22:19
  Re: BART's noise problem Sumotuwe 09-25-2014 - 19:54


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