Publication

Degradation Processes and Wear of Railway Switches and Crossings: The Swiss Experience

Willem-Jan Zwanenburg
2007
Poster talk

Abstract

Using databases of the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB), statistical analyses are carried out on the expected lifetime of railway switches (points) and crossings (components). They are attributed to different parameters which influence the speed of degradation or wear.

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