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Vossloh to provide Deutsche Bahn with 600 switches

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Vossloh’s Customised Modules division and Deutsche Bahn signed a four-year framework agreement for at least 600 switches, on 30 November 2023.

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Author: Emma Dailey

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2 comments op “Vossloh to provide Deutsche Bahn with 600 switches”

bönström bönström|16.12.23|22:24

“Sustainable mode”, hm…
(What happens when DB Schenker, no longer provides cash needed at DB Cargo, etc.?)
At “transit zones”, all along track system, at switches, etc. track standard, for sake of safety, etc., now call for frequent “maintenance”.
(“RCF”, simply fatigue of rail…, due to excessive forces and stress, reactive, is attended by grinding…, etc.)
Until root of fatigue is attended and outed, regrettably railway will depend upon subsidies, and remain a not sustainable mode.

bönström bönström|18.12.23|03:48

Where “hung sleepers” appear, at each side of such, by “nature”, sleepers provide support for those now hanging. (“Transitzones”, now are constructed, with big sleepers.)
Big – and not anymore optimal sleepers – is a problem, as serious as any transverse culvert, or any sudden added track stiffness, by switches etc…, and Root of “RCF”- of Symptom – the now attended and maintained – by “maintenance”.
A new, a now optimal sleeper system, simply a New Old Railway, a sustainable, is needed!

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Vossloh to provide Deutsche Bahn with 600 switches

Railway switch Vossloh

Vossloh’s Customised Modules division and Deutsche Bahn signed a four-year framework agreement for at least 600 switches, on 30 November 2023.

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Author: Emma Dailey

Emma Dailey is an editor at RailTech.com and RailTech.be.

2 comments op “Vossloh to provide Deutsche Bahn with 600 switches”

bönström bönström|16.12.23|22:24

“Sustainable mode”, hm…
(What happens when DB Schenker, no longer provides cash needed at DB Cargo, etc.?)
At “transit zones”, all along track system, at switches, etc. track standard, for sake of safety, etc., now call for frequent “maintenance”.
(“RCF”, simply fatigue of rail…, due to excessive forces and stress, reactive, is attended by grinding…, etc.)
Until root of fatigue is attended and outed, regrettably railway will depend upon subsidies, and remain a not sustainable mode.

bönström bönström|18.12.23|03:48

Where “hung sleepers” appear, at each side of such, by “nature”, sleepers provide support for those now hanging. (“Transitzones”, now are constructed, with big sleepers.)
Big – and not anymore optimal sleepers – is a problem, as serious as any transverse culvert, or any sudden added track stiffness, by switches etc…, and Root of “RCF”- of Symptom – the now attended and maintained – by “maintenance”.
A new, a now optimal sleeper system, simply a New Old Railway, a sustainable, is needed!

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