. The Street railway journal . \^. \#r^ iLXi^QfjiSii<f.}S^ , Cross OF BOSTON TRACK ON WHICH CORRUGATIONS OCCURRED 77/ .^^^ . ^/ spikes were used, which have much greater holding concrete was allowed to set ten days before the firstcar was operated over it. As one cause of corrugated rail is considered to be theconstant tendency of the wheels to climb up over the out-side rail of the curve, it was determined to use a guardrail on the inside and to build the track wide gage so thatthe wheels would not touch the gage line of the outsiderail, the car being guide


. The Street railway journal . \^. \#r^ iLXi^QfjiSii<f.}S^ , Cross OF BOSTON TRACK ON WHICH CORRUGATIONS OCCURRED 77/ .^^^ . ^/ spikes were used, which have much greater holding concrete was allowed to set ten days before the firstcar was operated over it. As one cause of corrugated rail is considered to be theconstant tendency of the wheels to climb up over the out-side rail of the curve, it was determined to use a guardrail on the inside and to build the track wide gage so thatthe wheels would not touch the gage line of the outsiderail, the car being guided wholly by the guard of the in-side rail. In addition to this the outside rail was elevatedabove the inner one on each track. The theory that thecause of corrugation is the chattering of the rollers in theprocess of making the rails and that the corrugations reallyexist before a car has been run over the rails, can hardlyhe reconciled with the fact that the lengths of the corruga-tion waves vary apparently with the speed of the c


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