Steel rails are protected against wheel wear through a process called rail grinding. Rail grinding involves removing any irregularities or defects on the surface of the rail, ensuring a smooth and even contact between the rail and the wheels. This helps to prevent excessive wear on the wheels and ensures a safer and more efficient rail transportation system.
Steel rails are protected against wheel wear through various methods such as regular maintenance, lubrication, and periodic grinding. Additionally, the use of hardened steel and heat treatment techniques can enhance the durability of the rails, reducing the impact of wheel friction and wear.
Steel rails are protected against wheel wear by regularly grinding the rail surface to remove any irregularities or defects that could cause excessive wear on train wheels. Additionally, lubricants or friction modifiers may be applied to the rail surface to reduce friction and minimize wear.
