BS EN 13146-6:2012 PDF Download
Standard EN SampleRailway Applications: Track - Test Methods for Fastening Systems - Effect of Severe Environmental Conditions
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The BS EN 13146-6:2012 standard outlines a laboratory test procedure for assessing the impact of severe environmental conditions on fastening systems used in railways. The standard applies to complete fastening assemblies, encompassing embedded rail with mechanical fastenings, but excludes embedded rail systems that rely on adhesive components for rail securing.
The purpose of this standard is to determine the resilience and performance of the fastening system under harsh environmental conditions that are typical in railway operations. By subjecting the system to controlled laboratory tests, the standard helps evaluate its durability, resistance to corrosion, and ability to maintain proper functionality in adverse conditions. The tests conducted according to this standard enable railway operators to identify any weaknesses or potential areas of concern in their fastening systems, allowing for proper maintenance and improvements to ensure safety and reliable track operation.
Descriptors | Environmental testing, Railway fixed equipment, Fasteners, Railway track, Salt-spray tests, Laboratory testing, Railway equipment Railway applications |
ICS Codes | 45.080 - Rails and railway components 93.100 - Construction of railways |
Language(s) | English |
ISBN | 978 0 580 68151 6 |
File Size | 901.1 KB |