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railroad rails

Railroad accident report

By United States. National Transportation Safety Board.

Special study

By United States. National Transportation Safety Board.

Wheel-rail interface handbook

By Lewis, R.,U. Olofsson

U.S. - U.S.S.R. track and rail metallurgy information exchange

By Richard F. Beck

Industry capability to produce rail and crossties for nationwide railroad track rehabilitation

By United States. General Accounting Office

Experiments on the transverse strength and other properties of malleable iron

By Peter Barlow

Supplementary argument concerning the duty on steel rails

By Emery A. Storrs

New compound rail

By Fleming, Sandford Sir

Remarks on the comparative merits of cast metal and malleable iron railways

By Michael Longridge

Flaw detection in rails

By United States. Federal Railroad Administration. Office of Research and Development.

Geschichte der Eisenbahnen der Österreichisch-Ungarischen Monarchie

By Österreichischer Eisenbahnbeamten-Verein

General catalogue

By Pennsylvania Steel Company

Proceedings of the International Symposium on Rail Steels--Developments, Manufacturing, and Performance

By International Symposium on Rail Steels--Developments, Manufacturing, and Performance (1992 Montréal, Québec)

Residual stress in rails

By Oscar Orringer

Rail failures for the trackman

By Davis, A. L.

Rail quality and maintenance for modern railway operation

By International Conference on Rail Quality and Maintenance for Modern Railway Operation (1992 Technische Hogeschool Delft)

Specification of John Birkinshaw's patent for an improvement in the construction of malleable iron rails

By John Birkinshaw

Broken Rails, Crashes, And Sabotage on Irish Railw

By Brian Macaongusa

International Symposium on Rail Steels

By B. L. Bramfitt

The Art and Science of Rail Grinding

By A. M. Zarembski

Der Schienenweg der Eisenbahnen

By Ferdinand Loewe

The life and adventures of Thomas Crawford

By Crawford, Thomas

Sections of rails and splice bars

By Illinois Steel Company, Chicago.

Origin and development of the railway rail

By G. P. Raidabaugh