Description

The steel rail, also know as rail track, railroad rail, is used to guide the train wheels far forwarding, by withstanding the enormous stress by the wheel when a train passes by, and transferring to the tie sleepers as well. The rail shall provide smooth and continuous rolling surface with least resistance. Generally speaking, the heavier the rails and the rest of the track work, the heavier and higher speed for the train these railroad tracks can carry. At electrified railway or automatic block sections, the railroad rail can also be used as the railroad track circuit.

ASCE Rail is a type of rail defined by the American Society of Civil Engineering, which is used in railway tracks in North America. It is mainly used for light transport or light rails such as temporary hauling tracks in forested areas, mines, and construction areas. ASCE rail sizes are generally specified with its weight per yard.

ASCE 60 Rail

The 60LBS RAIL is typically used for light cargo or light rail transit lines, but can also be used for less frequently used rails. The 60 lbs rail is produced according to the American ASCE standard ASTM A1 and is mostly used in North America. 60 lbs rail can also be called 60-pound rail, which weighs 60 pounds per yard. The 60 lbs rail weight per meter is 29.8kg, equivalent to 29.8kg/m.