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American Railway Engineering Association Bulletin 711 May 1987 Vol 88 AREA
American Railway Engineering Association Bulletin 711
Vol. 88 (1987)
May 1987
CONTENTS
Railway Engineering Record Holders of California 123
Presentations to the 1987 A.R.E.A. Technical Conference
Spilled Petroleum in the Subsoil: Problems, Remediation and Costs 134
Presentations on the Advantages of 132 RE, 133 RE and 136 RE as
Heavy Duty Rail Sections 159
Twenty-five Years of Experience in the Use of Concrete Ties and
Their Fastenings, Installed in the Lines of the Mexican Railways 186
Recent Developments in Heavy Axle Load Matters 203
Presentations on the Advantages of Spring Frogs and Rigid Frogs in
Mainline Turnouts 213
Published as Information by Committees
Ties and Wood Preservation (3) 232
Economics of Plant, Equipment and Operations (16) 234
Engineering Education (24) 243
Great Salt Lake Causeway and West Desert Pumping Project 246
Cover photo: Westbound Southern Pacific double-stack container train on the lowest rails in the western hemisphere, about 196 feet below sea level along the shores of the Salton Sea west of Niland, California, February 24, 1987.
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