Mobile machine for removing surface irregularities from a rail head of a railroad track
AssigneeFranz Plasser Bahnbaumaschinen-Industriegesellschaft m.b.H.
InventorJosef Theurer
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AssigneeFranz Plasser Bahnbaumaschinen-Industriegesellschaft m.b.H.
InventorJosef Theurer
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Rail heads are planed with a mobile machine moving continuously along a track and comprising a frame and a rail planing tool mounting linked to the frame. The mounting is adjusted vertically relative to the running surface of the rail head and pressed thereagainst, and guided along the rail head by a guide roller laterally guiding the mounting along a selected side of the rail head and two additional guide rollers vertically guiding the mounting along the running surface of the rail head. A tool head including a tool holder is mounted on the mounting for displacement relative thereto and a rail planing tool is replaceably mounted in the tool holder and detachably carries a cutting blade having a cutting edge for planing chips or shavings off the rail head by the forward thrust of the machine. A pick-up magnet removes the chips.
A mobile rail planing machine mounted on a railroad track for continuous movement in an operating direction, the track including two rails each having a rail head defining a gage side, a field side and a running surface, the gage and field sides extending from the running surface to a lower edge of the rail head, the machine being arranged for continuously removing such surface irregularities as ripples, corrugations and overflow metal during the continuous movement and comprising
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