Rail system for singling out and rerouting rail vehicles
AssigneeSchäFer Zechlin Gbr
InventorTristan SCHÄFER
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AssigneeSchäFer Zechlin Gbr
InventorTristan SCHÄFER
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The invention relates to a point machine for a rail switch, comprising at least one switching mechanism, designed to transmit at least one switching force onto at least one switch point and at least one switching element, designed to transmit at least one switching force onto the switching mechanism. According to the invention, the at least one switching element is designed to convert a load which is moved by the switching element substantially in a longitudinal direction (L) relative to the switching element to a torque. The invention also relates to a switch point, a point device having said switch point, a rail switch comprising said point device, and a center buffer coupling and to a rail vehicle having said center buffer coupling and to a rail traffic system comprising the rail vehicle and the rail switch.
Point machine for a rail switch comprising at least one actuating mechanism, which is designed in a way to transmit at least one force onto at least one drive element and at least one drive element, which is formed in a way to transmit at least one positioning force onto the actuating mechanism, thereby wherein at least one drive element is shaped in a way to transform a load which is imposed and moving in an essentially longitudinal direction (L) along it into a torque.
Point blade for a rail switch wherein partial sections of the point blade can be moved to form independently different track courses.
Central buffer coupling for a rail vehicle, comprising at least one coupler arm movably mounted in at least one degree of freedom to the rail vehicle and a coupling mechanism further comprising at least one locking mechanism which is designed to open and close the coupling mechanism, wherein by a pivoting movement of the coupler arm the locking mechanism can be actuated by at least one stop.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.