EP0838552B1 - Points for a railway line - Google Patents
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- EP0838552B1 EP0838552B1 EP97919409A EP97919409A EP0838552B1 EP 0838552 B1 EP0838552 B1 EP 0838552B1 EP 97919409 A EP97919409 A EP 97919409A EP 97919409 A EP97919409 A EP 97919409A EP 0838552 B1 EP0838552 B1 EP 0838552B1
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
- E01B—PERMANENT WAY; PERMANENT-WAY TOOLS; MACHINES FOR MAKING RAILWAYS OF ALL KINDS
- E01B7/00—Switches; Crossings
- E01B7/10—Frogs
- E01B7/14—Frogs with movable parts
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- the object of this invention refers, as its title indicates, to an acute swing nose crossing for railways, which can be incorporated to a continuous welded-rail, comprising a fixed element and a movable element, presenting important advantages over the methods currently used for this purpose.
- the first known type of acute swing nose crossing includes those crossings carried out entirely assembled, where the housing or casing, that is, the fixed element, is made of rails, preferably joined by brackets and bolts and nuts to a plate assembly, in turn joined to the sleeper, and the movable element is made of machined carbon steel rails or forged elements of the same material.
- the housing or casing that is, the fixed element
- the movable element is made of machined carbon steel rails or forged elements of the same material.
- the second known type of acute swing nose crossing for railways groups those crossings in which the fixed element, in its front part, is a cast mono-block, preferably of austenitic manganese steel, and the moving element is entirely made of machined rails.
- the crossings of the second described type represent an improved design with respect to the crossings of the first type, on eliminating the assembled fixed element and replacing the latter by a cast mono-block housing, preferably of austenitic manganese steel and making the movable element of a machined rail.
- the bolted joints are eliminated in the fixed element area bearing the passage of the wheel, with the consequent saving in maintenance costs.
- the beneficial properties of said material with respect to impacts and wear are taken advantage of.
- said material When implemented, said material has a moderate natural surface hardness (approximately 200 HBN), so that in the first moments working it undergoes plastic deformations due to the passage of train wheels, causing the typical lips and burrs on the edges of the rolling table.
- said phenomenon requires a maintenance work consisting of eliminating burrs by grinding when the crossing has achieved its superficial regime hardness (approximately 350 HBN-400 HBN).
- this invention refers to an acute swing nose crossing suitable for being coupled to entrance and exit rails, consisting of a fixed element and another movable element, in which the former consists of a first part made of cast manganese steel and of a second part made in rails, preferably formed by joining two rails to said first part, which are appropriate to act as anchoring elements for accessories such as buffers, heel-blocks, ribbed plates and expansion joint and whose movable element consists of an element made of cast manganese steel and of two rail parts joined to the former, one of said rails being joined to said part made of rails of said fixed element by means of bolted heel-blocks and joining the other of said rails to the expansion joint, this latter part of the longitudinal rail sliding in the expansion joint on the side of the diverted line suitable to prevent the assembly formed by said moving element from forming a non-deformable triangle.
- the acute swing nose crossing object of this invention, has sliding means for the movable element inside the fixed element, as well as means for coupling
- Said rail parts, both the fixed element and the moving element, which are joined to the respective parts made of moulded manganese steel, as well as the union of the fixed moulded part with the entrance rails, is made by means of a welding procedure, preferably by flash butt welding.
- the union or unions of the moulded part of the moving element with the rail parts of said movable element are reinforced, preferably by means of safety fish plates.
- both of the movable and fixed elements can be made of heat treated carbon or low alloy steel, and joined to the adjacent rails, that is, both parts of both elements made in rail, and the entrance rails, by means of conventional welding procedures.
- said parts made of cast manganese steel are preferably hardened by explosive hardening in the areas subjected to wear and/or deformation by the train wheels, as well as in the areas of mutual coupling between said parts, up to a hardness of approximately 350 HBN.
- the advantages contributed by the acute swing nose crossing for railways, object of this invention, in its preferred embodiment can be easily deduced, in this way constituting an improvement over the two main existing types of swing nose crossing.
- the advantages contributed by using high manganese content austenitic steel in the rolling areas, on both the fixed and the movable elements since it benefits from the advantages of said material itself, because it is a material that can easily be repaired by welding, is resistant to wear and impacts in the most critical crossing areas and the hard layer of the material is regenerated with the passage of the wheels, as compared with materials hardened by heat treatment, whose hard layer gradually disappears with wear.
- the use of monolithic parts instead of assembled ones requires less maintenance and involves greater safety.
- the explosive impact hardening of the manganese steel in the coupling areas of both the moving and fixed elements, as well as in the rolling areas permits a longer lasting operation of said elements, since it previously acquires an elevated hardness preventing initial wear and plastic deformations occurring in non-hardened manganese steel elements, a better conservation of the ideal geometrical shape of the elements subjected to contact with the wheel, nose and housing, hence avoiding the formation of burrs, which may hinder the correct coupling between both, as well as noises and impacts in rolling and lower conservation costs, on preventing grinding jobs and burr elimination.
- Figure 1 shows a plant view of the acute swing nose crossing for railways, object of this invention, giving passage to the circulation by direct rail, considering that said crossing is integrated in a simple diversion, with diversion to the right.
- Figure 2 shows a plant view of the acute swing nose crossing for railways represented in the previous figure, giving passage to the circulation along the diverted rail.
- Figures 3, 4 and 5 represent the cross sections AB, CD and EF of figure 1, respectively.
- Figure 6 shows a plant view of the part made of cast manganese steel of the fixed element of the acute swing nose crossing for railways, object of this invention.
- Figure 7 shows the cross section OP of the part shown in the previous figure.
- Figure 8 shows a plant view of the part made of cast manganese steel of the movable element of the acute swing nose crossing for railways, object of this invention.
- Figures 9 and 10 show the cross sections QR and ST of the part shown in the previous figure, respectively.
- the acute swing nose crossing for railways, object of this invention consists of a fixed element (1) and another movable element (2).
- the fixed element (1) comprises a first moulded part (1A) made of cast manganese steel and a second part (1B), formed by joining two rails to said first molded part (1A), which are appropriate to act as anchoring elements for accessories such as buffers, heel-blocks, ribbed plates and expansion joint (3).
- the movable element (2) consists of a first moulded part (2A) of a triangular shape made of cast manganese steel and of two rail parts (2B, 2B'), joined to said moulded part (2A) at its heel, by means of one or two of its extensions.
- One of said rail parts (2B) is joined to said part made of rails (1B) of said fixed element (1) by means of bolted heel-blocks (4A, 4B, 4C).
- the other of said rail parts (2B') of the movable element (2) slides longitudinally on the expansion joint (3) formed by the rail part (2B') and the splice rail (5), with the purpose of preventing the triangle formed by said movable element (2) joined to the heel-blocks (4A, 4B, 4C) comprising a non-deformable triangle on making its lateral movement.
- Said parts of rail (2B, 2B') of the movable element (2) may be joined to the moulded part (2A) by means of two independent joints, as shown in figures 1 and 2 or by means of a single double joint of both parts of the rail (2B, 2B') with said moulded part (2A).
- Figures 1 and 2 show the movable element (2) coupled on the fixed element (1), opening the way to circulation along the direct line and the diverted line, respectively.
- the transfer of rolling between the fixed element (1) and the movable element (2) is performed in the respective parts made of moulded manganese steel (1A, 2A), taking advantage of the excellent impact and wear characteristics of said material, since in this area impact and wear loads are produced, especially when worn double flanged wheel sets circulate.
- the moulded part (1A) of the fixed element (1) consists of an extended and hollow housing, the moulded part (2A) of the movable element (2) slides inside said part (1a) (see figures 3 and 4), being joined on one side to the entrance rails (6) by means of a flash butt welding procedure and, on the other, to the part made of rails (1B) of the fixed element itself (1), the latter being a support part of other items, such as buffers, heel-blocks, etc.
- the rail part (2B') and the splice rail (5) are directly welded to the adjacent rails by means of a procedure such as thermit welding. Since the manganese steel making up the moulded part (1A) of the fixed element (1) and the carbon steel of the adjacent rails (6) cannot be welded in a conventional way, it is necessary to use a special welding procedure, preferably by flash butt welding, for the union of the former.
- said joints are reinforced by means of safety fish plates (8) bolted to the web of the parts of the movable element (2), to provide greater safety to said joint before said stresses.
- Figures 3, 4 and 5 show different cross sections of the swing nose crossing for railways represented in figure 1. More specifically, figure 3 (section AB) corresponds to a coupling section of the moulded manganese steel parts (1A, 2A) in the position of the movable element (2) shown in figure 1. Of course, the other position of the movable element (2) will be symmetrical to that shown in said figure 3.
- Figure 4 (section CD) corresponds to a section in the area where there is no direct coupling between the fixed element (1) and the movable element (2).
- figure 5 (section EF) corresponds to a crossing section representing the embedded area between the fixed element (1) and the movable element (2).
- the moulded parts (1A, 2A) made of cast manganese steel are preferably hardened by explosive hardening in the areas subjected to wear and/or deformation by the train wheels, as well as in the areas of mutual coupling between said parts, up to a hardness of at least 350 HBN approximately.
- Figures 6 and 7 show by means of a grid and a dotted dashed line, respectively, different views of the areas to be hardened by explosive hardening of the moulded part (1A) of the fixed element (1) corresponding to the rolling table and the coupling area between the former and the moulded part (2A) of the movable element (2).
- figures 8, 9 and 10 show by means of a grid and a dotted dashed line, respectively, different views of the areas to be hardened by explosive hardening of the moulded part (2A) of the movable element (2) coincident with the rolling table and with the coupling area between the former and the moulded part (1A) of the fixed element (1).
- the acute swing nose crossing is completed with devices such as locks, detecting rods, as well as other parts, which are not object of this patent.
- the entire assembly of the invention will be adjusted to the different cants the rolling elements may take, whether 1:20, 1:30, 1:40 and even 1: ⁇ .
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- An acute swing nose crossing for railways, wich can be incorporated into a continuous welded rail, comprising a fixed element and a movable element, characterized in that the fixed element (1) consists of a first moulded part (1A) made of cast manganese steel and of a second part made of rails (1 B), formed preferably by the union of two rails to said first moulded part (1A), which are appropriate to act as anchoring elements for accessories such as buffer, hell-block, ribbed plates and expansion joint (3), in that the movable element (2) consists of a moulded part (2A) made of cast manganese steel and of two rail parts (2B, 2B') joined to the former, one of said rail parts (2B) being coupled to said rail parts (1 B) of said fixed element (1) by means of bolted heel blocks (4A, 4B, 4C), and joining the other of said rail parts (2B') to the expansion joint (3), and in that it provides means for sliding said movable element (2) inside said fixed element (1), as well as means for coupling the movable element (2) to the right or to the left.
- An acute swing nose crossing for railways, according to the previous claim, characterized in that said rail part (2B') of the movable element (2) slides longitudinally in said expansion joint (3) on the side of the diverted line, suitable to prevent the triangle formed by said movable element (2) from constituting a non-deformable triangle.
- An acute swing nose crossing for railways according to the previous claims, characterized in that the union of said rail parts (1B, 2B, 2B'), both of the fixed element (1) and the movable element (2) to the respective moulded parts (1A, 2A) made of moulded manganese steel, as well as the union of said moulded part (1A) of the fixed element (1) to the entrance rails (6), is made by means of a welding procedure, preferably flash butt welding and in that the joint or joints (7) of the moulded part (2A) with the rail parts (2B, 2B') of the movable element (2) are reinforced by means of safety fish plates (8).
- An acute swing nose crossing for railways, according to claims 1, 2 and 3, characterized in that the moulded parts (1A, 2A) made of cast manganese steel, are hardened by explosive hardening to an approximate hardness of 350 HBN in the areas submitted to wear, deformation by the train wheels, as well as areas of mutual coupling between them.
- An acute swing nose crossing for railways, which can be incorporated into a continuous welded rail, comprising a fixed element and a movable element, characterized in that the fixed element (1) consists of a first moulded part (1A) made of carbon or low alloy steel and of a second part made of rails (1 B), formed preferably by the union of two rails to said first moulded part (1A), which are appropriate to act as anchoring elements for accessories such as buffers, heel- block, ribbed plates and expansion joint (3), in that the movable element (2) consists of a moulded part (2A) made of carbon or low alloy steel and of two rail parts (2B, 2B') joined to the former, one of said rail parts (2B) being coupled to said rail parts (1B) of said fixed element (1) by means of bolted heel blocks (4A, 4B, 4C), and joining the other of said rail parts (2B') to the expansion joint (3), in that it provides means for sliding said movable element (2) inside said fixed element (1), as well as means for coupling the movable element (2) to the right or to the left, and in that the rolling surfaces of the moulded parts (1A, 2A) are heat treated and said moulded parts (1A, 2A) are joined to the rail parts (1B, 2B, 2B') and adjacent rails (6) by means of conventional or special welding procedures.
- An acute swing nose crossing for railways, according to claim 5, characterized in that said rail part (2B') of the movable element (2) slides longitudinally in said expansion joint (3) on the side of the diverted line, suitable to prevent the triangle formed by said movable element (2) from constituting a non-deformable triangle.
- An acute swing nose crossing for railways according to claims 5 and 6, characterized in that the union of said rail parts (1B, 2B, 2B'). both of the fixed element (1) and the movable element (2) to the respective moulded parts (1A, 2A) made of carbon or low alloy steel, as well as the union of said moulded part (1A) of the fixed element (1) to the entrance rails (6), is made by means of conventional or special welding procedures and in that the joint or joints(7) of the moulded part (2A) with the rail parts (2B, 2B') of the movable element (2) are reinforced by means of safety fish plates (8).
- An acute swing nose crossing for railways, according to the previous claims, characterized in that the rolling elements, both fixed and movable, take cants preferably of 1:20, 1:30, 1:40 or 1:00.
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ES9600974 | 1996-04-29 | ||
ES9600974A ES2137807B1 (en) | 1996-04-29 | 1996-04-29 | ACUTE MOBILE TIP CROSSING FOR RAILWAY. |
PCT/ES1997/000104 WO1997041305A1 (en) | 1996-04-29 | 1997-04-24 | Acute crossing of railway tongue |
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EP0838552B1 true EP0838552B1 (en) | 2003-05-28 |
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