Why before or after we cross any rail bridge we find a curve rail track?????
Why before or after we cross any rail bridge we find a curve rail track?????
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Dnyan Deshmukh
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I am not sure but i think.
Rail bridges have 2 tracks max in general.
And many rail tracks going through that area.
To make easy changeover of tracks and avoid collision tracks may have curved before routing it to single track on bridge.
This is my own thought, i never worked on railway nor study in depth.
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Rail bridges have 2 tracks max in general.
And many rail tracks going through that area.
To make easy changeover of tracks and avoid collision tracks may have curved before routing it to single track on bridge.
This is my own thought, i never worked on railway nor study in depth.
One day you will become a great engineer because you have great fuel in you to get develope further called as curiosity.
Only curious people do ask question, rest are just a follower of them in this real world.
If railway tracks are not perpendicular to River flow, to made it curved track provided the same to align it. Because bridge pillers are casted length wise along the river flow to avoid the water pressure & teddies as per design. If bridge are not made perpendicular to river flow it is called scew bridge, it is very critical to design. Such type of bridge rarely designed & casted. This is as I studied in Railway engineering subject.
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