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THE MANAGEMENT RATE OF INDIVIDUAL CONSUMPTION OF THE RESOURCE TRANSPORTER CAR

A. V. Trietiakov    
O. V. Vasiliev    

Resumen

The article presents a mechanism to prolong service life of flat cars (including the unique transporter flat cars) using the simulation ? expertise ? statistic method of managing the individual life cycle. Recommendations to decrease the utilization rate of TK-8 transporter are formulated.

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