Railway bogie bolster for an articulated wagon
AssigneeBradken Resources Pty Limited
InventorDouglas Gordon Cummings
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AssigneeBradken Resources Pty Limited
InventorDouglas Gordon Cummings
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A bolster 14 for a bogie of an articulated railway wagon is shown including supports for constant contact sidebearers in the form of two pairs of brackets such as 26A and 26B being integral with the bolster 14 at its opposing respective ends. The brackets such as 26A are each adapted for fixing of the constant contact sidebearers which in turn are arranged to contact a corresponding wear plate mounted to an articulated connector 50. In a preferred example the corresponding wear plates are mounted to corresponding brackets 52A, 52B which are cast integral with respective male or female articulated connector components 54 or 56. Each bracket 26A/B extends laterally from the bolster 14 and, when viewed in plan, each bracket 26A/B has a longitudinal axis of symmetry which is orthogonal to a radius from a central rotational point of the articulated connector 50 of the railway wagon.
A bolster for a bogie of an articulated railway wagon, the bolster comprising four brackets in the form of flanged outstands, with a bracket being disposed on either side of a respective end of and extending laterally from the bolster, each bracket being integrally formed with the bolster and each bracket being disposed so as to fix a constant contact sidebearer, where the sidebearer is arranged so as to contact a corresponding wear plate mounted to an articulated connector on one of adjacent railway wagons and the adjacent wagons being mountable in an articulated manner to the bogie via the bolster,
A bogie for an articulated railway wagon, the bogie comprising:
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