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| What are these for? 29/10/2015 at 12:07 #77332 | |
outofsection
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Whilst waiting for a delayed train at High Wycombe I glanced down at the "down" track and noticed these two devices in between the track and wondered what they were for. Train detection for the signalling system perhaps?
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| What are these for? 29/10/2015 at 12:16 #77333 | |
JamesN
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" said:Whilst waiting for a delayed train at High Wycombe I glanced down at the "down" track and noticed these two devices in between the track and wondered what they were for. Train detection for the signalling system perhaps?The clamp-like devices are track anchors, they're used in a variety of scenarios to hold the track formation in place. There is however a piece of signalling equipment in view. The cable running inside the 4 foot is an ATP loop, that transmits ATP information to equipped trains. Log in to reply The following user said thank you: outofsection |
| What are these for? 31/10/2015 at 11:50 #77368 | |
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Stephen Fulcher
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The ATP loop could do with being aligned better!
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| What are these for? 02/11/2015 at 18:16 #77404 | |
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ledgero2
93 posts |
I think they are called lateral ends resistance plates (LERPS). As described above, they hold the track in place, usually on curves
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