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Technical Reports
Railroad Tank Car Fire Test: Test No. 7
Keywords: Liquified Petroleum Gases, Fire Research, Tank Cars
Abstract: A fire test was conducted on a one-fifth scale model pressurized railroad tank car on 7 February 1973, The test, designated as Test Number 7, was conducted by the Ballistic...
Technical Reports
Enhancement of Train Visibility
Keywords: Conspicuity, Highway rail grade crossings, Train collisions, Train visibility
Abstract: This study describes effective ways to enhance the visibility of the trailing end of trains in order to reduce train-train collisions.
Technical Reports
Grade Crossing Protection in High-Speed, High-Density, Passenger-Service Rail Corridors
Abstract: This report examines special aspects of grade crossing protection for operation of high-speed passenger trains in rail corridors where complete grade separation isn't possible...
Emergency Orders
Emergency Order Regarding Use of Cars Transporting Class A Explosives; Exception Regarding Cars Equipped With Cast Iron Brakeshoes
Emergency Orders
Emergency Order Regarding Class A Explosives