US EditionRecycled Rubber Becomes Rail Armor in Track Stabilising Trial in Australia
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Recycled Rubber Becomes Rail Armor in Track Stabilising Trial in Australia
Recycled rubber track underlay can slow ballast degradation and keep tracks level under heavy loading, providing rail operators with a low-cost tool to extend the life of their infrastructure, according to a two-year field trial on a live Sydney Trains freight line Patented by the researchers at University of Technology Sydney (UTS), the technology was tested between 2021 and 2023 on the Chullora freight corridor by a team that included Sydney T…
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