Device for securing railway lines
OwnerJan Erik Dahlhauginventor
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Abstract
The device (20, 30) for securing railway tracks, which is formed by railway sleepers (11) to which parallel rails (12) are placed, on which track running vehicles such as trains, city light rails, trams, etc., traffic. The device (20, 30) is designed to prevent animals or humans from loitering on the tracks. The device (20, 30) includes elevations (21) which stretch between the rails (12). The elevations (21) are placed permanently on or integrated into the railway sleepers (11, 20), or the elevations (21) are placed between the conductor rails (22) that are attached to the sleepers (11, 20). The elevations (21) are placed at reciprocal distances and form elevations on the tracks which make it uncomfortable for humans and animals to walk on them.
Claims7
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An arrangement for securing railway tracks, the track being formed by a number of concrete railway sleepers onto which parallel rails are mounted, wherein the arrangement includes concrete elevations mounted on or integrated into the sleepers in a middle part thereof and having a horizontal extension smaller than the distance between the rails, the elevations being shaped with an edge pointing upward, the spaces between the sleepers being left uncovered.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.