Re: Wheels, bearings, springs, levers, pistons, and motors.
Author: Pdxrailtransit
Date: 10-16-2017 - 17:51
102500 Wrote:
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> Why the components featured in your photo, of
> course. Two cylinders which look like brake
> cylinders but have no physical or pneunamic
> connections to any air brake systems. These
> cylinders have a piston which extends or retracts
> in unison. The pistons push rods connected to a
> vertical rod over the middle axle. This flat rod
> has a pivot in the middle which extends inside the
> truck side frame and connects to a two link chain
> which provides a lifting action to the top of tha
> axle bearing journal box when the pistons are
> extended. This action is controlled entirely by a
> traction computer and the engineer has no over
> ride. At no time is the wheel lifted off the rail.
Cool, thanks, have to give it a closer look.
Wheels, bearings, springs, levers, pistons, and motors.
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Pdxrailtransit |
10-16-2017 - 11:49 |
Re: Wheels, bearings, springs, levers, pistons, and motors.
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102500 |
10-16-2017 - 15:42 |
Re: Wheels, bearings, springs, levers, pistons, and motors.
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Pdxrailtransit |
10-16-2017 - 16:22 |
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102500 |
10-16-2017 - 17:18 |
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Pdxrailtransit |
10-16-2017 - 17:51 |
Re: Wheels, bearings, springs, levers, pistons, and motors.
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102500 |
10-16-2017 - 18:48 |
Re: Wheels, bearings, springs, levers, pistons, and motors.
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Pdxrailtransit |
10-16-2017 - 20:44 |
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WebDigger |
10-17-2017 - 10:46 |