the railway superstructure monitoring in bratislava tunnel no. 1 – section of ballastless track and its transition areas

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Abstract
The requirements for the quality of the railway track with emphasis on its long service life, low maintenance costs and the required parameters of the track geometry have led railway infrastructure manager on the territory of the Slovak Republic – Zeleznice Slovenskej republiky (ZSR) – to modernize or to realize reconstructions of railway lines on the appropriate track sections with the application of the unconventional construction of the railway superstructure (ballastless track). The Department of Railway Engineering and Track Management currently performs the monitoring of two sections with the application of ballastless track construction. This paper is aimed to the monitoring of the ballastless track section and presents the results obtained so far in one of the monitored sections in the Bratislava tunnel No. 1.
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Authors ;Izvolt Libor;Sestakova Janka;Smalo Michal
Journal acta botânica brasílica
Year 2017
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10.1051/matecconf/201711700063
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