Re: How to reduce rail squeal?

["asterix" <asterix@nospammail1.nai.net>]

Actually Ted squeal is more likely to develop when trains go to slow
most tracks are banked for occasional passenger or trailervan use but when a
general freight train takes the same curve the inside rims scream like pigs.
with event recorders on just about every locomotive in USA not to many
engineers are stupid enough to speed

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Jaap van Dorp
Locomotive Engineer & Railfan
BLE Div 127 NWP

Opinions are my own and do not reflect my Employers opinion
Ted Hamer wrote in message <79ac2r$eef$1@plug.news.pipex.net>...
>You can either realign the track (often not feasible) or you can fit a rail
>lubricator.  You can also try and ensure that drivers keep to speed limits.
>Ted Hamer
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