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Class 238/14.2 - From rail to noncontiguous rail or other object


Subclass of Class 238 - Railways: surface track
Definition: Electrical connections for connecting a rail to some object
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 04/17/2012


NumberTitleIssue Date
8157185Strike attachment railroad signal line connector
A system and method for non-invasively attaching components to railroad track rails. More specifically, a connector is provided that can quickly and effectively electrically connect one or more signal lines with a surface of the track rail. In one embodiment, the no...
04/17/2012
8157186Strike attachment railroad anchor
A system and method for non-invasively attaching components to railroad track rails. More specifically, a connector is provided that can quickly and effectively electrically connect one or more signal lines with a surface of the track rail. In one embodiment, the no...
04/17/2012
6244517System for fixing an electric terminal connector
System for attaching an electric terminal connector to an element, including a threaded rod being one of, integral with, or fixed to the element and a nut, provided with a clamping washer adapted to clamp a terminal connector on one of, the element, or an...
06/12/2001
5280418Voltage regulation in a railway power distribution system
Disclosed is an a.c. electric railway power distribution system comprising an a.c. busbar having at least first and second a.c. busbar sections electrically isolated by a non-energized busbar. Each of a.c. busbar sections is capable of having at least one...
01/18/1994
4265400Concrete sleeper for track circuitry
A concrete sleeper for track systems incorporating electrical circuitry, in which sleeper electrically conducting cables are embedded, and therefore concealed therein, with an assembly to allow electrical connection between the cables and associated track...
05/05/1981
 
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