Static Load in Railway Track and Track Stresses Formulas

Static Load is defined as the stationary load used for easy calculation of stress and moments. And is denoted by F_a. Static Load is usually measured using the Ton-Force (Metric) for Force. Note that the value of Static Load is always negative.

Formulas to find Static Load in Railway Track and Track Stresses

fxStatic Wheel Load given Dynamic LoadGo

fxStatic Wheel Load given Shear StressGo

Railway Track and Track Stresses formulas that make use of Static Load

fxDynamic Overload at JointsGo

fxMass per Wheel given Dynamic LoadGo

fxMaximum Contact Shear StressGo

fxRadius of Wheel given Shear StressGo

List of variables in Railway Track and Track Stresses formulas

fx Dynamic Overload Go

fx Speed of Train Go

fx Unsuspended Mass Go

fx Contact Shear Stress Go

fx Radius of Wheel Go

FAQ

What is the Static Load?

Static Load is defined as the stationary load used for easy calculation of stress and moments. Static Load is usually measured using the Ton-Force (Metric) for Force. Note that the value of Static Load is always negative.

Can the Static Load be negative?

Yes, the Static Load, measured in Force can be negative.

What unit is used to measure Static Load?

Static Load is usually measured using the Ton-Force (Metric)[tf] for Force. Newton[tf], Exanewton[tf], Meganewton[tf] are the few other units in which Static Load can be measured.

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