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Class 105/252 - Side-chute bridge


Subclass of Class 105 - Railway rolling stock
Definition: Hopper-type cars having the longitudinal hopper doors pivoted
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 03/28/1995


NumberTitleIssue Date
5400718Loading wagon for transport, storage and discharge of bulk material
A loading wagon (1) for the transport, storage and discharge of bulk material has a wagon frame (2) supported on on-track undercarriages (3) and a wagon body (5) connected to the wagon frame, there being arranged in the base region of the wagon body a bas...
03/28/1995
4291631Railway car side discharge door locking arrangement
The side discharge doors of a railway hopper car are maintained in a closed and locked position by a rotatable latch element which is engaged by a stop and lock member. The stop and lock member is connected to a linkage rigging arrangement which is moved ...
09/29/1981
4138948Railway hopper car side door actuating mechanism
A side dump railway hopper car with outwardly movable discharge doors includes a door operating mechanism including pivoted keeper engaging members adapted to be rotated between lock an open positions. The pivoted keeper engaging members are actuated by l...
02/13/1979
4009664Closure actuating device for railway hopper car doors
A closure actuating device is disclosed for freeing rotation of discharge control doors for railway hopper cars of the type where the door assembly is supported for rotation about a pivotal axis parallel to and beneath the discharge opening in the railway...
03/01/1977
 
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