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Class 105/174 - Swinging bogie


Subclass of Class 105 - Railway rolling stock
Definition: Locomotive frames in which the front or trailing truck,
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 09/04/2007


NumberTitleIssue Date
7263931Rail road car and truck therefor
A rail road car truck has side frames mounted to rock on the wheelsets. A bolster is mounted cross-wise on the sideframes, each end of the bolster being seated on a spring group, each spring group being seated in one of the sideframe windows. The bolster has damper ...
09/04/2007
7004079Rail road car and truck therefor
An autorack rail road car is provided with a truck that includes a pair of sideframes supported on wheel sets with bearing adapters positioned therebetween. The bearing adapters and the sideframes have associated parts or surfaces with curvatures configured to permi...
02/28/2006
6401627Adjustable bogie with three wheel sets for a rail vehicle
A bogie with three wheel sets for a rail vehicle is described, in which the bogie has two end wheel sets (3) which are connected to a bogie frame (2) at their drive units by in each case at least one slanted link (1), and a center wheel set (12) is connec...
06/11/2002
6182576Monorail system
A monorail system for passenger and light freight transportation provides a support structure with an essentially planar top surface and a stabilizer guide rail having a vertical web portion supporting a head portion. The head guides a vehicle along the t...
02/06/2001
 
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