AAR/BR conference on vehicle/track interaction Princeton 1984 the surface damage of rails (MR-T-008)

The West Coast Main Line of British Rail was relaid between 1964 and 1967 with continuous welded rail and concrete sleepers. In England the rails were supplied mostly by Workington Works and were made from steel produced by the Acid Bessemer process. In Scotland the rails were supplied by Colvilles...