EP 0920554 A1 19990609 - CROSSING ASSEMBLY FOR POINT SWITCHES AND PROCESSING
Title (en)
CROSSING ASSEMBLY FOR POINT SWITCHES AND PROCESSING
Title (de)
HERZSTÜCK FÜR WEICHEN UND KREUZUNGEN
Title (fr)
COEUR DE CROISEMENT POUR AIGUILLAGES ET CROISEMENTS
Publication
Application
Priority
- DE 19633694 A 19960821
- EP 9704561 W 19970821
Abstract (en)
[origin: WO9807928A1] This invention concerns a rigid crossing assembly for point switches and crossings consisting of two wing rails (1, 3) and one crossing with point (3, 6, 4, 5) situated in between, which together the wing rails form flangeways (11) which run at an acute angle to one another. This invention is characterized in that the crossing with points and the wing rails are elastically connected by rail anchors at both sides of the foot to ribbed base plates (247-253). Thus, the unit of a rigid crossing assembly with wing rails and points fixed with a HS bolt is thus replaced by individual rails. The individual rails each have their own elasticity, so that the crossing assembly behaves like a normal rail in the track with regard to oscillation and dampening. The fish-plate blocks used up until now are no longer necessary. There are plates under the rails with which an elevation adjustment, in particular of the wing rails (1, 2), can be made, so that wear of the rail surface of the wing rails can be compensated for by changing the thickness of the rail pads. The rail pads (42, 43) can be elastic. The rail segments are held essentially free of play transverse to the longitudinal rail axis by ribs (39, 39a, 39b, 40, 41). To exclude longitudinal displacement of the tip to the two wing rails, a correspondingly constructed anticreep device is located in the area of the wing rail ends.
IPC 1-7
IPC 8 full level
E01B 7/12 (2006.01); E01B 11/14 (2006.01); E01B 11/44 (2006.01)
CPC (source: EP US)
E01B 7/12 (2013.01 - EP US); E01B 11/44 (2013.01 - EP US); E01B 19/003 (2013.01 - EP)
Designated contracting state (EPC)
AT BE CH DE DK ES FI FR GB GR IE IT LI LU NL PT SE
DOCDB simple family (publication)
WO 9807928 A1 19980226; AT E198085 T1 20001215; AU 4206397 A 19980306; CA 2263689 A1 19980226; CA 2263689 C 20031216; CZ 294025 B6 20040915; CZ 52699 A3 19990616; DE 59702767 D1 20010118; DK 0920554 T3 20010417; EP 0920554 A1 19990609; EP 0920554 B1 20001213; ES 2155698 T3 20010516; HU 222386 B1 20030628; HU P9903105 A2 19991228; HU P9903105 A3 20010828; NO 312556 B1 20020527; NO 990804 D0 19990219; NO 990804 L 19990421; PL 187792 B1 20041029; PL 331650 A1 19990802; PT 920554 E 20010629; RO 119241 B1 20040630; SI 9720055 A 19990630; SK 20899 A3 20000313; TR 199900343 T2 19990421; US 6340140 B1 20020122
DOCDB simple family (application)
EP 9704561 W 19970821; AT 97940107 T 19970821; AU 4206397 A 19970821; CA 2263689 A 19970821; CZ 52699 A 19970821; DE 59702767 T 19970821; DK 97940107 T 19970821; EP 97940107 A 19970821; ES 97940107 T 19970821; HU P9903105 A 19970821; NO 990804 A 19990219; PL 33165097 A 19970821; PT 97940107 T 19970821; RO 9900187 A 19970821; SI 9720055 A 19970821; SK 20899 A 19970821; TR 9900343 T 19970821; US 24275599 A 19990614