Steel rails are connected to each other through a process called rail welding, where the ends of two rail sections are heated and fused together using intense heat and pressure.
Steel rails are connected to each other using a process called rail joining or rail welding. This involves using specialized equipment to heat the ends of the rails and then applying pressure to fuse them together, creating a seamless and strong connection.
Steel rails are connected to each other through a process called rail welding, where two rails are joined together using a thermite welding technique or by using fishplates and bolts for mechanical fastening.
