Track brake for railways

Railways – Car yard – Track brake

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74110, 188 385, 188 62, 246182A, B61K 702, B61B 100

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041989090

ABSTRACT:
The track brake is intended to limit the speed of rolling motion of a freight car according to the track gradient in a marshalling yard. A retarder installed along a braking rail comprises a number of braking tappets each having a portion which projects above the braking rail in the rest position and each being applied in turn beneath each wheel of the car to be braked. The track brake comprises a motion converter constituted by a series of rockers each pivotally mounted on a pin connected to the braking rail. One portion of each rocker cooperates with a braking tappet and another portion of the rocker cooperates with a piston-rod of a substantially horizontal hydraulic brake cylinder.

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Federico Strasser, "10 Ways to Change Straight-Line Direction," Product Engineering, Feb. 29, 1960, pp. 61, 63.

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