Method and apparatus for limiting the dispersion of rail grindin

Abrasive tool making process – material – or composition – With carbohydrate or reaction product thereof

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51267, E01B 3117, B24B 5502

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051116243

ABSTRACT:
A fan is passively, detachably carried by the grinding head assembly of a railroad track rail grinding machine. The fan plate is oriented above the grinding stone and rotates with the grinding stone during grinding operations. A downward draft of air is induced by the fan to limit the dispersion of sparks, grinding stone residue, and other byproducts of the grinding operation. Water, with or without a surfactant added, can be introduced into the downdraft.

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