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Characterization of Asphalt Binder and Mixture for Enhanced Railway Applications. [PDF]
Materials (Basel)Na I, Park H, Yun J, Park JD, Kim H.
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Research in Transportation Economics, 2007
Greater than half of all the fatal injuries on the United States railroads are sustained by trespassers. The paper provides a statistical analysis of the demographics of trespassers, the activities they were engaged in, and the causes of injury. It also analyzes trends over time. The paper finds that the risks of injury and death are particularly acute
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Greater than half of all the fatal injuries on the United States railroads are sustained by trespassers. The paper provides a statistical analysis of the demographics of trespassers, the activities they were engaged in, and the causes of injury. It also analyzes trends over time. The paper finds that the risks of injury and death are particularly acute
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The Railroad Giveth and the Railroad Taketh Away
California History, 2021Continued railroad investment and the development of national highway transportation infrastructure factored heavily into the development of American communities during the twentieth century. Seligman, Arizona, is one of these communities, located on a major railroad route (Santa Fe Railway) and a former U.S. federal highway (U.S. Route 66).
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Railroad Space and Railroad Time
New German Critique, 1978(Economically, the railways' operation ... causes distances to diminish ... Lille suddenly finds itself next to Lourves; Calais to Pontoise; le Havre to Poissy; Rouen to Sevres or to Asnieres; Reims to Pantin; Strasbourg to Meaux; Lyon to a place halfway between Melun and Corbeil; Marseilles to Nemours; Perpignan to Pithiviers; Bordeaux to Chartres or ...
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Journal of Engineering for Power, 1959
Abstract Progress during 1957 on the coal-burning gas-turbine power plant being perfected by the Locomotive Development Committee of Bituminous Coal Research, Inc., is reported. Operating experience with the Union Pacific Railroad’s 4500-hp General Electric gas-turbine-electric units, and the characteristics of the 8500-hp units on order
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Abstract Progress during 1957 on the coal-burning gas-turbine power plant being perfected by the Locomotive Development Committee of Bituminous Coal Research, Inc., is reported. Operating experience with the Union Pacific Railroad’s 4500-hp General Electric gas-turbine-electric units, and the characteristics of the 8500-hp units on order
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Railroad Transportation An Railroad Terminals: A Symposium: Federal Valuation of Railroads
Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers, 1924The purpose of this paper is to show the relation of valuation to the railroad problem. The passage of the Transportation Act, 1920, made fundamental changes in the relations of the Interstate Comm...
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RAILROAD BANKRUPTCY PROPENSITY
The Journal of Finance, 1971THE RECENT POOR PERFORMANCE of our nation's economy has been marked by a rash of business failures in all sectors.' One industry which has been particularly sensitive to economic downturns in the past is the nation's railroad carriers. In 1970, four railroads petitioned the courts for bankruptcy under Section 77 of the National Bankruptcy Act.
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2005
Railroads altered the landscape of the United States. Within a few decades of the invention of the locomotive, railways stretched from coast to coast, enabling people and goods to travel far greater distances than ever before, completely altering our concept of time and space.
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Railroads altered the landscape of the United States. Within a few decades of the invention of the locomotive, railways stretched from coast to coast, enabling people and goods to travel far greater distances than ever before, completely altering our concept of time and space.
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Railroad Transportation And Railroad Terminals: A Symposium
Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers, 1924The railroad system of the United States, as it exists to-day constitutes a monument to the ingenuity of the civil engineer and his confreres, the mechanical and the electrical engineer.
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