flanged wheels造句

• The 1926 models were more like small motor busses on flanged wheels with an long body.
• It rode on a single double-flanged wheel, with a V-shaped iron slipper on the rear of the plank.
• Outside the shovel a crew of four took up and laid the track along which its flanged wheels moved.
• Ultimately, many of the tramways were converted to standard gauge railways, and so reverted to the flanged wheel system.
• A handful of wooden coasters use flanged wheels, similar to a rail car, eliminating the need for side friction wheels.
• Bogies with flanged wheels were fitted, and power was taken to the wheels by a chain drive to the axles.
• It has been recorded that in about 1630, wagons with wooden flanged wheels running along wooden tracks were in use.
• Propulsion is typically through the conventional tires, the flanged wheels being free-rolling; the rail wheels are raised and lowered as needed.
• In 1813, William Hedley and Timothy Hackworth designed a locomotive ( " Bl點her ", which was the first locomotive to use single-flanged wheels.
• A transitional period followed during which the tramroad was converted from a plateway to a railway for the use of the flanged wheel.
• Ophir was returned to Swindon to be rebuilt with flanged wheels, returning in November 1855, and the railway completed by the summer of 1856.
• Dixon built it on the principle familiar to him from Tyneside, with timber cross-sleepers and timber rails, and wagons with flanged wheels were pulled by horses.
• The track guides the conical, flanged wheels, keeping the cars on the track without active steering and therefore allowing trains to be much longer than road vehicles.
• By the eighteenth century these had achieved a degree of sophistication with proper guidance systems, and flanged wheels on the waggons had become widespread, although not universal.
• About 8 locomotives were used on the railway at different times and there was a truck mounted on flanged wheels, outfitted with bench seats to transport the workmen.
• Trains would run on a single rail with four double-flanged wheels under each carriage; wheels mounted on the roof would run along an upper guide rail above the train.
• New with flanged wheels to deliver supplies from the lake to logging camps through World War II, and rails were removed converting the right of way to a truck road after the war.
• An alternative design with the flange on the outside designed to be additionally used with flanged wheels was unsuccessfully trialled on the Monmouthshire Canal Company's line shortly before reconstruction as a modern railway.
• In the 1990s, speeders were replaced with trucks ( usually pickup trucks or sport utility vehicles ) using flanged wheels that could be lowered for on-rail ( called road-rail vehicles or hi-rails for highway-railroad ).
• Dadford was an exponent of " edge rails ", where flanged wheels ran on bar section rails, similar to modern railway practice, rather than wheels with no flanges running on " L " shaped tram-plates.