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THE CHOICE OF THE MINIMUM RADIUS OF CURVES IN THE DESIGN OF HIGH-SPEED RAILWAYS

H. M. Kirpa    

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In article foreign norms of designing of high-speed railways and influence of the minimal radius of a curve on cost indexes of a line are examined. Recommendations on application of those or other norms are given.

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