Elon’s Tunnel
When one engineer accuses another of having his sums wrong by a factor of 50, you can be sure that one of them has said something silly.
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“Hot Rail” – A section of rail over which the passing of a train is imminent.
This blog presents an incremental construction strategy for Australian high-speed rail using upgraded tracks and non-electric, tilting trainsets.
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“Hot Rail” – A section of rail over which the passing of a train is imminent.
This blog presents an incremental construction strategy for Australian high-speed rail using upgraded tracks and non-electric, tilting trainsets.-
Recent Comments
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- Edwin on First summer results for Borealis – and what it means for Australia
- Gary Field on First summer results for Borealis – and what it means for Australia
- Dave Uphill on First summer results for Borealis – and what it means for Australia
- Gary Field on First summer results for Borealis – and what it means for Australia
- Gary Field on First summer results for Borealis – and what it means for Australia
- Marcus Wong on The longest rail platforms in Australia
- Marcus Wong on The longest rail platforms in Australia
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