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- Page 10 and 11: Preface The need for this textbook
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Rolling Stock 41 These rolling stoc
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Rolling Stock 43 this extra proport
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Rolling Stock 45 Specialised vehicl
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Chapter 4 Depots and Workshops 4.1
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Depots and Workshops 49 • climati
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Depots and Workshops 51 Fig. 4.1. D
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Depots and Workshops 53 Fig. 4.3. L
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Depots and Workshops 55 In applying
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Chapter 5 Track 5.1 The Origin and
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Track 59 The ‘Trackbed’ compris
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Track 61 • Insulate rails electri
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Track 63 Fig. 5.4. Prestressed conc
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Track 67 Fig. 5.6. The Pandrol clip
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Track 69 On curves careful periodic
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Track 71 the earlier shop riveting
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Track 73 Fig. 5.8. A crossover layo
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Track 75 5.19 Crossing Design and M
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Track 77 Fig. 5.9. Components of po
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Track 79 them. In this case, holes
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Track 81 Activities of others along
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Chapter 6 Earthworks, Drainage and
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Chapter 7 Bridges and Structures 7.
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Bridges and Structures 97 Fig. 7.3.
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Bridges and Structures 99 and the m
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Bridges and Structures 101 Hennebiq
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Bridges and Structures 103 Fig. 7.7
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Bridges and Structures 105 reconstr
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Bridges and Structures 107 Fig. 7.1
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Bridges and Structures 109 The aim
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Bridges and Structures 111 Great Ge
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Chapter 8 Tunnels and Tunnelling 8.
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Tunnels and Tunnelling 115 the prob
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Tunnels and Tunnelling 117 8.6 Cons
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Tunnels and Tunnelling 119 Fig. 8.4
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Chapter 9 Electrification 9.1 Elect
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Electrification 123 used to control
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Electrification 125 feeder circuit
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Electrification 127 9.9 DC Low Volt
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Electrification 129 position. Becau
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Chapter 10 Signalling and Train Con
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Signalling and Train Control 133 Th
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Chapter 11 Systems and Communicatio
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Systems and Communications 149 Fig.
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Chapter 12 Lifts, Escalators and Pu
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Chapter 13 Ventilation and Draught
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Ventilation and Draught Relief 175
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Chapter 14 Future Trends 14.1 The E
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Future Trends 183 14.2 The Trend To
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Future Trends 185 Transfer to publi
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Chapter 15 Conclusion 15.1 Retrospe
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Subject Index A AC system, 123 acce