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Why Railroads Don't Need Expansion Joints

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Continuously welded rails still develop thermal stress. A rod restrained at its midpoint demonstrates how support spacing alters buckling, before the presenter relates that behavior to ties, ballast and neutral temperature.

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if it’s hotter than the neutral temperature, the rail experiences compressive stress.
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restrain the rod at the centerpoint, effectively halving its length.
Why Railroads Don't Need Expansion Joints · ▶ 10:52–11:03

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