Rehabilitation machine having its feed and discharge of material

Railways – Track layers

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E01B 2905

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049585738

ABSTRACT:
Rehabilitation machine (10) for railway road beds, which comprises a framework (11) rested on a front bogie (12) and rear bogie (13), cabs (14-15) to drive the machine during its travels, an excavation chain (20) cooperating with a hopper (21) in the transfer of excavated material onto an elevator (22), and a leading end (24) and trailing end (124) relative to the direction of advance (19) of the machine (10), and also comprises at one end a first front conveyor (27) to deliver a mixture of aggregate materials (26) and a second front conveyor (33) to deliver metalling (32) towards the machine (10) and also discharge conveyors (23) to discharge excavated material from the machine (10).

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