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Class 188/35 - Wheel and rail


Subclass of Class 188 - Brakes
Definition: The brakes are applied to both the car-wheel and the rail,
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 09/25/2007


NumberTitleIssue Date
7273197Adjustable shopping cart and baby stroller stand
An apparatus for a storage stand for a shopping cart 12 and baby stroller 13 which will keep the shopping cart or baby stroller erect and immobile with a pair of adjustable spring-hinged arms 19 having bungee cords 20 positioned on the ou...
09/25/2007
7124861Motion control apparatus
A brake (10) having application for a linear or rotational motion device includes a housing (120) in which a first piston (140), a wedge (142) and a second piston (144) cooperate to engage a friction facing (136) through a p...
10/24/2006
6629709Wheel/rail adhesion enhancement
If the wheel/rail adhesion for a railway vehicle is insufficient then the wheels may slip when braking. If slipping is detected, a control system may reduce the brake pressure to permit a controlled level of slip and so to optimize the braking force for t...
10/07/2003
6494301Elastic braking body
The invention relates to a braking body for a rail car, especially a brake block or disk brake pad, comprising a supporting body with recesses and friction material elements arranged in the recesses. The friction material elements form a friction surface ...
12/17/2002
5211266Rail skate
An improved rail skate intended for mounting on the top of a rail, including an upwardly inclined ramp portion and an entry or toe portion whereby a wheel of an approaching railcar will roll up on top of the entry or toe portion and engage the ramp thereb...
05/18/1993
 
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