Foreign material removing device of track turnout portion
AssigneesNabtesco Corporation, East Japan Railway Company
InventorsMasahumi Sato, Shogo Kigami, Yuki Kinugasa
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AssigneesNabtesco Corporation, East Japan Railway Company
InventorsMasahumi Sato, Shogo Kigami, Yuki Kinugasa
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There is provided a foreign material removing device of a track turnout portion which can tightly attach and fix nozzles to a rail belly portion stably without machining a rail itself. A foreign material removing device of a track turnout portion which has point rails which can move to contact and move away from stock rails of the track turnout portion, and which removes a foreign material dropped between the stock rail and the point rail, includes a piping unit which includes a plurality of nozzle portions which spray compressed air to remove the foreign material, and the piping unit includes a close-contact arrangement structure in which the piping unit is arranged in close contact with a lateral surface of the stock rail opposed to the point rail.
A foreign material removing device of a track turnout portion which removes a foreign material dropped between a stock rail of the turnout portion and a point rail which can move to contact and move away from the stock rail, the foreign material removing device comprising:
A foreign material removing device of a track turnout portion which comprises a stock rail of the track turnout portion, and a point rail that can move to contact and move away from the stock rail, and which removes a foreign material dropped between the stock rail and the point rail, the foreign material removing device comprising:
A foreign material removing device of a track turnout portion which comprises a stock rail of the track turnout portion, and a point rail that can move to contact and move away from the stock rail, and which removes a foreign material dropped between the stock rail and the point rail, the foreign material removing device comprising:
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