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New Transition Curve Adapted to Railway Operational Requirements

AbstractThis paper points to the limited possibilities of improving the existing situation of transition curves used in geometric layouts of the railway track. Difficulties in the practical implementation and maintenance of very small horizontal ordinates of the transition curve and the ordinates of...

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Published in:Journal of surveying engineering 2019-08, Vol.145 (3)
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