Steel rails are typically connected using various methods such as welding, bolted joints, or fishplate connectors. These connections ensure stability and continuity between the rails, allowing trains to travel smoothly and safely along the tracks.
Steel rails are typically connected using a method called track welding, where two rail ends are heated and fused together to form a continuous track. This welding process ensures a strong and seamless connection between the rails, allowing trains to travel smoothly and safely along the track.
Steel rails are connected through a process called rail welding, where the ends of two rails are heated and fused together to create a seamless joint. This ensures a smooth and continuous track for trains to travel on.
