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Class 238/94 - Wire


Subclass of Class 238 - Railways: surface track
Definition: Wire used for cement-tie reinforcement.
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 06/06/2000


NumberTitleIssue Date
6070806Sleeper
The sleeper (tie) comprises a body which has a variable cross section along its length and is made from reinforced polymer concrete with a dispersed reinforcement in the form of steel or synthetic fibres or both the one and the other together, which fibre...
06/06/2000
4712735Prestressed concrete cross tie having increased fatigue life
In a prestressed concrete cross tie, a layer of steel reinforcements are located at or near the neutral axis of the cross tie section to minimize fatigue stress fluctuations. Deviation from the neutral axis is not great enough to cause stress fluctuations...
12/15/1987
4401479Apparatus and method for processing wire stand cable for use in prestressed concrete structures
The apparatus and method for processing steel strand wire cable and the like for use in prestressed concrete is disclosed in which the outer surface of the cable produced has a substantial pure rust or hydrated oxide coating thereon enabling the cable to ...
08/30/1983
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
4179067Railway track hold-down hardware
A base member, such as a cross tie, is molded of reinforced concrete or wood chips and resin. Depressions in the top of the base member are lined with pads of cushion material to seat the flanges of the rails. A pair of hold-down clips is seated on each p...
12/18/1979
 
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