Re: Note regarding Cajon construction standards
Author: allblack
Date: 08-16-2007 - 19:39

Dick Seelye Wrote:
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> Track centers mentioned don't allow simultaneous
> operation and inspection / repair.
>
> Request to our experts: what is the minimum such
> track centers?
>
> I've seen it, but I don't have Commander Data's
> memory.

In my experience 15 foot track centers allow for work to continue if speeds are 10 mph and a form B is in effect. Things may have changed though. However if one stops work and lets the trains by on the adjacent track at normal speed it's often less of an interuption. 25 foot centers may allow for work to continue but 30 foot centers would allow for the placement of an additional track (siding, set out track etc. or even a main) should the need arise some day.



Subject Written By Date/Time (PST)
  Railroad Newsline for Thursday, 08/16/07 Larry W. Grant 08-15-2007 - 20:01
  Note regarding Cajon construction standards Dick Seelye 08-16-2007 - 16:16
  Re: Note regarding Cajon construction standards Ernest H. Robl 08-16-2007 - 19:26
  Re: Note regarding Cajon construction standards allblack 08-16-2007 - 19:39
  Re: Note regarding Cajon construction standards J 08-17-2007 - 07:02
  Re: Cajon Project Dmac844 08-17-2007 - 09:38
  Re: Cajon Project Bruce Kelly 08-17-2007 - 10:11
  Re: Cajon Project cajon 08-17-2007 - 11:06
  Re: Cajon Project Rich Hunn 08-17-2007 - 19:19


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