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Trevor Crichton |
springs are failing on indian railways because adequate clearance is not being maintained between the tip of the spring and the second coil.. also the rubber washers in use are of poor quality..problem can be reduced by use of hytrel washers.
Soumendranath C ![]()
- mumbai, india
Further I would like to add that Indian railways have now switched over to the use of hytrel washers under and above the springs and this has resulted in a reduction of cases of spring failures on line.
Soumendranath C ![]()
- Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
I am surprised the remarks posted by Soumendra C have not elicited any response so far. Perhaps he could elaborate a bit on this topic.
Vikas Sonak
- Meerssen, The Netherlands
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