Railways: surface track – Fastenings – Spikes
Patent
1982-03-09
1984-07-24
Reeves, Robert B.
Railways: surface track
Fastenings
Spikes
238349, 411439, E01B 906
Patent
active
044614225
ABSTRACT:
A railway spike consists of a bar folded to form first and second legs. Proceeding upwardly from the nose, formed by the two ends of the bar, firstly there is a first portion in which the legs are straight and parallel, then a second portion in which they diverge, then a third portion in which they converge, then a fourth portion in which they diverge again and finally a fifth portion which includes the uppermost part of the spike. When the first leg is on the left, no part of the fourth or fifth portion of the spike is further to the left than is the leftmost part of the first leg in the second and third portions. The spike may pass through a hole in a baseplate on which a rail stands, a resilient clip having a portion which bears downwardly on a flange at the bottom of the rail and having a further portion which presses upwardly on a flat surface at the bottom of the plate.
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Blank Charles A.
Hajec Donald
Holler Norbert P.
Pandrol Limited
Reeves Robert B.
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