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Indian Railways

03/18/2010 7:06 AM

could anybody explain the chemical and mechanical properties of train wagon wheels that normally used by indian railways
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03/18/2010 8:21 AM

Indian Railways will have specifications for the metals and dimensions for the tread and flange shapes and the back-to-back dimensions. These may vary by line speed classification and axle loading, and certainly by gauge, as more than one is in use in India.

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03/19/2010 7:09 AM

Actually i want to know chemical composition of train wagon wheel such as C, Cr, S, Si, Mn etc. and if I try to melt the same at what temperature it will melt
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