BASIC REQUIREMENTS FOR ROLLING stock FOR ASPARAGUSIC TRANSPORTATION AND INTERNATIONAL CONNECTION

Authors

  • A. V. Donchenko State Enterprise «Science and Research Institute of Car Building of Ukraine», Ukraine
  • M. V. Trotskyi State Enterprise «Science and Research Institute of Car Building of Ukraine», Ukraine
  • A. H. Krupa State Enterprise «Science and Research Institute of Car Building of Ukraine», Ukraine
  • Yu. V. Domin Kyiv University of Economics and Technology Transport, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15802/stp2007/17525

Keywords:

rolling stock, nonoverloading transportation, international connections

Abstract

Preconditions and the approaches which form the base technical requirements for the creation of the rolling stock for nonoverloading transportation in the communication «the East – the West» are stated in the article. Being based on the normative base acting on the railroads of the of formerUSSRstates and the states with railroads of 1435 mmtrack gauge (first of all European), are determined a circle of requirements relative to the providing of technical compatibility of freight cars and approaches to designing the specified purpose rolling stock.

Author Biographies

A. V. Donchenko, State Enterprise «Science and Research Institute of Car Building of Ukraine»

A. V. Donchenko

M. V. Trotskyi, State Enterprise «Science and Research Institute of Car Building of Ukraine»

M. V. Trotskyi

A. H. Krupa, State Enterprise «Science and Research Institute of Car Building of Ukraine»

A. H. Krupa

Yu. V. Domin, Kyiv University of Economics and Technology Transport

Yu. V. Domin

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Published

2007-12-25

How to Cite

Donchenko, A. V., Trotskyi, M. V., Krupa, A. H., & Domin, Y. V. (2007). BASIC REQUIREMENTS FOR ROLLING stock FOR ASPARAGUSIC TRANSPORTATION AND INTERNATIONAL CONNECTION. Science and Transport Progress, (19), 201–205. https://doi.org/10.15802/stp2007/17525

Issue

No. 19 (2007): ISSUE 19

Section

OPERATION AND REPAIR OF TRANSPORT MEANS

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