Goods & Services

Friction modifiers, namely, chemical polymeric additives for lubricants, polymers and polymeric additives for enhancing the performance of lubricants for use with transportation systems Railroad track maintenance equipment, namely, grinding machines, grinding wheels, ballast maintenance machines, railway-tie maintenance machines and trench diggers; machines for removing railway ties and replacing them with new ties and power-operated chain-type trenching machines for digging trenches; railroad equipment, namely, a hydraulic conversion kit consisting primarily of hydraulic lift cylinders, air-to-hydraulic amplifier and hydraulic control valves, the foregoing being machine parts for converting air-operated side-dumping railroad cars; wayside railroad wheel lubricating machines; machines for applying lubricant and friction modifiers to the head of a railroad rail; lubrication machines for lubricating the gauge face of railways; railroad equipment, namely, conversion kits consisting primarily of hydraulic valve actuators and control valves powered by a solar charged battery array to automate actuation of gates on rail cars delivering ballast to convert manual ballast gates of a railroad ballast car into remote controlled ballast gates having the electrical system recharged by solar energy Providing an online computer database featuring information relating to the planning and scheduling of railroad track maintenance for business purposes Railroad services, namely, material excavating services using an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads; railroad maintenance services, namely, repair and maintenance of railways; railroad maintenance services, namely, material excavation using an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads; railroad maintenance services, consisting primarily of material excavation around railroads, also including the pick-up and transportation of resulting debris, the foregoing performed with an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads; railroad maintenance services, namely, repair and maintenance of railways for others; consultation services in the field of railroad track maintenance; providing an online computer database featuring information relating to the inspection in the course of construction and maintenance of railroad tracks Railroad services, namely, aggregate cargo handling services using a continuous belt and boom to offload the aggregate cargo from railroad trains and aggregate cargo handling services using multiple conveyor belts and boom to offload the aggregate cargo from railroad trains; railroad maintenance load logistics services, namely, freight and cargo loading and unloading using ballasts at desired locations along the bed of a railroad track using remote controlled gates on railroad ballast cars; material handling, namely, pick-up and transportation of excavation debris from railroad maintenance sites, the foregoing performed with an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads Railroad track inspection services, namely, providing 3D scan of railroad ties yielding a condition assessment for the purpose of inspecting railroad and an inspection of the ballast profile of a track bed using light detection and ranging technology, videography, and a wheel encoder; quality management services, namely, quality evaluation and analysis, quality assurance, and quality control, in the field of railroad track measurement, track maintenance and track repair; engineering consultation services in the field of railroad track geotechnics and maintenance; non-downloadable software as a service (SAAS) services, namely, hosting software for use by others for scheduling, planning, inspecting, reporting, and tracking maintenance and conditions of railroad track; providing temporary use of non-downloadable, web-based software applications used to view, store, interpret, analyze and access railroad track condition and inspection data; providing an online computer database of information related to scheduling, planning, inspecting, reporting, and tracking maintenance and conditions of railroad tracks for quality control purposes

Abstract

Systems and methods for a first rail grinding machine and a second rail grinding machine can be used to enhance specialized rail grinding. A first rail grinding machine can detect, process, and communicate a portion of track rail needing specialized grinding to a second rail grinding machine that can process and display a detected portion of rail requiring specialized rail grinding and display the portion of rail as a virtual image to an operator. A displayable image allows an operator to perform specialty rail grinding without the need to be physically present at the location for specialized rail grinding.

IPC Classes  ?

• B24B 19/00 - Single purpose machines or devices for particular grinding operations not covered by any other main group
• B24B 49/12 - Measuring or gauging equipment for controlling the feed movement of the grinding tool or workArrangements of indicating or measuring equipment, e.g. for indicating the start of the grinding operation involving optical means
• E01B 31/17 - Removing metal from rails, rail joints, or baseplates, e.g. for deburring welds, reconditioning worn rails by grinding
• G06F 16/538 - Presentation of query results
• G06F 16/535 - Filtering based on additional data, e.g. user or group profiles
• G06T 7/00 - Image analysis
• G06T 19/00 - Manipulating 3D models or images for computer graphics

Goods & Services

Railroad maintenance equipment, namely, rail mounted excavation machines

Goods & Services

Friction modifiers, namely, chemical polymeric additives for lubricants, polymers and polymeric additives for enhancing the performance of lubricants for use with transportation systems. Railroad track maintenance equipment, namely, grinding machines, grinding wheels, ballast maintenance machines, railway-tie maintenance machines and trench diggers; machines for removing railway ties and replacing them with new ties and power-operated chain-type trenching machines for digging trenches; railroad equipment, namely, a hydraulic conversion kit consisting primarily of hydraulic lift cylinders, air-to-hydraulic amplifier and hydraulic control valves, the foregoing being machine parts for converting air-operated side-dumping railroad cars; wayside railroad wheel lubricator; machines for applying lubricant and friction modifiers to the head of a railroad rail.; lubrication machines for lubricating the gauge face of railways; railroad equipment, namely, conversion kits consisting primarily of hydraulic actuators and control valves powered by a solar charged battery array to automate actuation of gates on rail cars delivering ballast to convert manual ballast gates of a railroad ballast car into remote controlled ballast gates having the electrical system recharged by solar energy. Polymeric material, namely, polyethylene geomembranes used as barriers for containment of water, waste, chemical and soil pollutants along railroad tracks. Providing an online computer database in relation to information relating to the planning and scheduling of railroad track maintenance for business purposes. Railroad services, namely, material excavating services using an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads; railroad maintenance services, namely, repair and maintenance of railways; railroad maintenance services, namely, material excavation using an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads; railroad maintenance services, consisting primarily of material excavation around railroads, the foregoing performed with an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads; engineering consultation services in the field of railroad track maintenance; providing an online computer database in relation to information relating to the inspection in the course of construction and maintenance of railroad tracks. Railroad services, namely, aggregate cargo handling services using a continuous belt and boom to offload the aggregate cargo from railroad trains and aggregate cargo handling services using multiple conveyor belts and boom to offload the aggregate cargo from railroad trains; railroad services, namely, freight and cargo loading and unloading using ballasts at desired locations along the bed of a railroad track using remote controlled gates on railroad ballast cars; material handling, namely, pick-up and transportation of excavation debris from railroad maintenance sites, the foregoing performed with an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads. Railroad track inspection services, namely, providing 3D scan of railroad ties yielding a condition assessment for the purpose of inspecting railroad and an inspection of the ballast profile of a track bed using light detection and ranging technology, videography, and a wheel encoder; quality management services, namely, quality evaluation and analysis, quality assurance, and quality control, in the field of railroad track measurement, track maintenance and track repair; engineering consultation services in the field of railroad track geotechnics; non-downloadable software as a service (SAAS) services, namely, hosting software for use by others for scheduling, planning, inspecting, reporting, and tracking maintenance and conditions of railroad track; providing temporary use of non-downloadable, web-based software applications is used to view, store, interpret, analyze and access railroad track condition and inspection data; providing an online computer database of information related to scheduling, planning, inspecting, reporting, and tracking maintenance and conditions of railroad tracks for quality control purposes.

Goods & Services

Friction modifiers, namely, chemical polymeric additives for lubricants, polymers and polymeric additives for enhancing the performance of lubricants for use with transportation systems. Railroad track maintenance equipment, namely, grinding machines, grinding wheels, ballast maintenance machines, railway-tie maintenance machines and trench diggers; machines for removing railway ties and replacing them with new ties and power-operated chain-type trenching machines for digging trenches; railroad equipment, namely, a hydraulic conversion kit consisting primarily of hydraulic lift cylinders, air-to-hydraulic amplifier and hydraulic control valves, the foregoing being machine parts for converting air-operated side-dumping railroad cars; wayside railroad wheel lubricator; machines for applying lubricant and friction modifiers to the head of a railroad rail.; lubrication machines for lubricating the gauge face of railways; railroad equipment, namely, conversion kits consisting primarily of hydraulic actuators and control valves powered by a solar charged battery array to automate actuation of gates on rail cars delivering ballast to convert manual ballast gates of a railroad ballast car into remote controlled ballast gates having the electrical system recharged by solar energy. Polymeric material, namely, polyethylene geomembranes used as barriers for containment of water, waste, chemical and soil pollutants along railroad tracks. Providing an online computer database in relation to information relating to the planning and scheduling of railroad track maintenance for business purposes. Railroad services, namely, material excavating services using an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads; railroad maintenance services, namely, repair and maintenance of railways; railroad maintenance services, namely, material excavation using an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads; railroad maintenance services, consisting primarily of material excavation around railroads, the foregoing performed with an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads; engineering consultation services in the field of railroad track maintenance; providing an online computer database in relation to information relating to the inspection in the course of construction and maintenance of railroad tracks. Railroad services, namely, aggregate cargo handling services using a continuous belt and boom to offload the aggregate cargo from railroad trains and aggregate cargo handling services using multiple conveyor belts and boom to offload the aggregate cargo from railroad trains; railroad services, namely, freight and cargo loading and unloading using ballasts at desired locations along the bed of a railroad track using remote controlled gates on railroad ballast cars; material handling, namely, pick-up and transportation of excavation debris from railroad maintenance sites, the foregoing performed with an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads. Railroad track inspection services, namely, providing 3D scan of railroad ties yielding a condition assessment for the purpose of inspecting railroad and an inspection of the ballast profile of a track bed using light detection and ranging technology, videography, and a wheel encoder; quality management services, namely, quality evaluation and analysis, quality assurance, and quality control, in the field of railroad track measurement, track maintenance and track repair; engineering consultation services in the field of railroad track geotechnics; non-downloadable software as a service (SAAS) services, namely, hosting software for use by others for scheduling, planning, inspecting, reporting, and tracking maintenance and conditions of railroad track; providing temporary use of non-downloadable, web-based software applications is used to view, store, interpret, analyze and access railroad track condition and inspection data; providing an online computer database of information related to scheduling, planning, inspecting, reporting, and tracking maintenance and conditions of railroad tracks for quality control purposes.

Goods & Services

(1) Friction modifiers, namely, chemical polymeric additives for lubricants, polymers and polymeric additives for enhancing the performance of lubricants for use with transportation systems. (2) Railroad track maintenance equipment, namely, grinding machines, grinding wheels, ballast maintenance machines for cleaning railway ballasts and trench diggers; machines for removing railway ties and replacing them with new ties and power-operated chain-type trenching machines for digging trenches; railroad equipment, namely, a hydraulic conversion kit consisting primarily of hydraulic lift cylinders, air-to-hydraulic amplifier and hydraulic control valves, the foregoing being machine parts for converting air-operated side dumping railroad cars; wayside railroad wheel lubricator; machines for applying lubricant and friction modifiers to the head of a railroad rail.; lubrication machines for lubricating the gauge face of railways; railroad equipment, namely, conversion kits consisting primarily of hydraulic actuators and control valves powered by a solar charged battery array to automate actuation of gates on rail cars delivering ballast to convert manual ballast gates of a railroad ballast car into remote controlled ballast gates having the electrical system recharged by solar energy. (3) Polymeric material, namely, polyethylene geomembranes used as barriers for containment of water, waste, chemical and soil pollutants along railroad tracks. (1) Providing information relating to the planning and scheduling of railroad track maintenance for business purposes via an online computer database. (2) Railroad services, namely, material excavating services using an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads; railroad maintenance services, namely, repair and maintenance of railways; railroad maintenance services, namely, material excavation using an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads; railroad maintenance services, consisting primarily of material excavation around railroads, also including the pick-up and transportation of resulting debris, the foregoing performed with an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads; providing information relating to the inspection in the course of construction and maintenance of railroad tracks via an online computer database. (3) Railroad services, namely, aggregate cargo handling services using a continuous belt and boom to offload the aggregate cargo from railroad trains and aggregate cargo handling aggregate cargo from railroad trains; railroad maintenance services, namely, freight and cargo loading and unloading using ballasts at desired locations along the bed of a railroad track using remote controlled gates on railroad ballast cars; material handling, namely, pick-up and transportation of excavation debris from railroad maintenance sites, the foregoing performed with an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads. (4) Railroad track inspection services, namely, providing 3D scan of railroad ties yielding a condition assessment for the purpose of inspecting railroad and an inspection of the ballast profile of a track bed using light detection and ranging technology, videography, and a wheel encoder; quality management services, namely, quality evaluation and analysis, quality assurance, and quality control, in the field of railroad track measurement, track maintenance and track repair; engineering consultation services in the field of railroad track geotechnics and railroad track maintenance; non-downloadable software as a service (SAAS) services, namely, hosting software for use by others for scheduling, planning, inspecting, reporting, and tracking maintenance and conditions of railroad track; providing temporary use of non-downloadable, web-based software applications is used to view, store, interpret, analyze and access railroad track condition and inspection data; providing information related to scheduling, planning, inspecting, reporting, and tracking maintenance and conditions of railroad tracks for quality control purposes via an online computer database.

Goods & Services

(1) Friction modifiers, namely, chemical polymeric additives for lubricants, polymers and polymeric additives for enhancing the performance of lubricants for use with transportation systems. (2) Railroad track maintenance equipment, namely, grinding machines, grinding wheels, ballast maintenance machines for cleaning railway ballasts and trench diggers; machines for removing railway ties and replacing them with new ties and power-operated chain-type trenching machines for digging trenches; railroad equipment, namely, a hydraulic conversion kit consisting primarily of hydraulic lift cylinders, air-to-hydraulic amplifier and hydraulic control valves, the foregoing being machine parts for converting air-operated side dumping railroad cars; wayside railroad wheel lubricator; machines for applying lubricant and friction modifiers to the head of a railroad rail.; lubrication machines for lubricating the gauge face of railways; railroad equipment, namely, conversion kits consisting primarily of hydraulic actuators and control valves powered by a solar charged battery array to automate actuation of gates on rail cars delivering ballast to convert manual ballast gates of a railroad ballast car into remote controlled ballast gates having the electrical system recharged by solar energy. (3) Polymeric material, namely, polyethylene geomembranes used as barriers for containment of water, waste, chemical and soil pollutants along railroad tracks. (1) Providing information relating to the planning and scheduling of railroad track maintenance for business purposes via an online computer database. (2) Railroad services, namely, material excavating services using an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads; railroad maintenance services, namely, repair and maintenance of railways; railroad maintenance services, namely, material excavation using an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads; railroad maintenance services, consisting primarily of material excavation around railroads, also including the pick-up and transportation of resulting debris, the foregoing performed with an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads; providing information relating to the inspection in the course of construction and maintenance of railroad tracks via an online computer database. (3) Railroad services, namely, aggregate cargo handling services using a continuous belt and boom to offload the aggregate cargo from railroad trains and aggregate cargo handling aggregate cargo from railroad trains; railroad maintenance services, namely, freight and cargo loading and unloading using ballasts at desired locations along the bed of a railroad track using remote controlled gates on railroad ballast cars; material handling, namely, pick-up and transportation of excavation debris from railroad maintenance sites, the foregoing performed with an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads. (4) Railroad track inspection services, namely, providing 3D scan of railroad ties yielding a condition assessment for the purpose of inspecting railroad and an inspection of the ballast profile of a track bed using light detection and ranging technology, videography, and a wheel encoder; quality management services, namely, quality evaluation and analysis, quality assurance, and quality control, in the field of railroad track measurement, track maintenance and track repair; engineering consultation services in the field of railroad track geotechnics and railroad track maintenance; non-downloadable software as a service (SAAS) services, namely, hosting software for use by others for scheduling, planning, inspecting, reporting, and tracking maintenance and conditions of railroad track; providing temporary use of non-downloadable, web-based software applications is used to view, store, interpret, analyze and access railroad track condition and inspection data; providing information related to scheduling, planning, inspecting, reporting, and tracking maintenance and conditions of railroad tracks for quality control purposes via an online computer database.

Goods & Services

Friction modifiers, namely, chemical polymeric additives for lubricants, polymers and polymeric additives for enhancing the performance of lubricants for use with transportation systems Railroad track maintenance equipment, namely, grinding machines, grinding wheels, ballast maintenance machines, railway-tie maintenance machines and trench diggers; machines for removing railway ties and replacing them with new ties and power-operated chain-type trenching machines for digging trenches; railroad equipment, namely, a hydraulic conversion kit consisting primarily of hydraulic lift cylinders, air-to-hydraulic amplifier and hydraulic control valves, the foregoing being machine parts for converting air-operated side-dumping railroad cars; wayside railroad wheel lubricator lubricating machines; machines for applying lubricant and friction modifiers to the head of a railroad rail.; lubrication machines for lubricating the gauge face of railways; railroad equipment, namely, conversion kits consisting primarily of hydraulic valve actuators and control valves powered by a solar charged battery array to automate actuation of gates on rail cars delivering ballast to convert manual ballast gates of a railroad ballast car into remote controlled ballast gates having the electrical system recharged by solar energy Providing an online computer database featuring information relating to the planning and scheduling of railroad track maintenance for business purposes Railroad services, namely, material excavating services using an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads; railroad maintenance services, namely, repair and maintenance of railways; railroad maintenance services, namely, material excavation using an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads; railroad maintenance services, consisting primarily of material excavation around railroads, also including the pick-up and transportation of resulting debris, the foregoing performed with an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads; railroad maintenance services, namely, repair and maintenance of railways; engineering consultation services in the field of railroad track maintenance; providing an online computer database featuring information relating to the inspection in the course of construction and maintenance of railroad tracks Railroad services, namely, aggregate cargo handling services using a continuous belt and boom to offload the aggregate cargo from railroad trains and aggregate cargo handling services using multiple conveyor belts and boom to offload the aggregate cargo from railroad trains; railroad maintenance load logistics services, namely, freight and cargo loading and unloading using ballasts at desired locations along the bed of a railroad track using remote controlled gates on railroad ballast cars; material handling, namely, pick-up and transportation of excavation debris from railroad maintenance sites, the foregoing performed with an excavator and a series of endless gondola rail cars without bulkheads Railroad track inspection services, namely, providing 3D scan of railroad ties yielding a condition assessment for the purpose of inspecting railroad and an inspection of the ballast profile of a track bed using light detection and ranging technology, videography, and a wheel encoder; quality management services, namely, quality evaluation and analysis, quality assurance, and quality control, in the field of railroad track measurement, track maintenance and track repair; engineering consultation services in the field of railroad track geotechnics and maintenance; non-downloadable software as a service (SAAS) services, namely, hosting software for use by others for scheduling, planning, inspecting, reporting, and tracking maintenance and conditions of railroad track; providing temporary use of non-downloadable, web-based software applications is used to view, store, interpret, analyze and access railroad track condition and inspection data; providing an online computer database of information related to scheduling, planning, inspecting, reporting, and tracking maintenance and conditions of railroad tracks for quality control purposes

Abstract

Rail grinders and related methods of rail grinding in which custom grinding patterns are continually updated based upon an operational status of the rail grinder. The rail grinder includes a plurality of individual grinding modules that are individually arranged to generate the custom grinding patterns for individual rail segments. The custom grinding patterns allow the rail grinder to grind a desired rail profile for each rail segment in a minimum number of grinder passes and at a maximum operating speed for the rail grinder. Utilizing a variety of inputs including current rail conditions, desired rail profile, rail segment type, available grinding modules and grinding module style, a processing system either on-board or remotely located from the rail grinder can iteratively develop a custom grinding pattern that is temporally unique to each rail segment.

IPC Classes  ?

• E01B 31/17 - Removing metal from rails, rail joints, or baseplates, e.g. for deburring welds, reconditioning worn rails by grinding
• B24B 19/00 - Single purpose machines or devices for particular grinding operations not covered by any other main group

Abstract

Rail grinders and related methods of rail grinding in which custom grinding patterns are continually updated based upon an operational status of the rail grinder. The rail grinder includes a plurality of individual grinding modules that are individually arranged to generate the custom grinding patterns for individual rail segments. The custom grinding patterns allow the rail grinder to grind a desired rail profile for each rail segment in a minimum number of grinder passes and at a maximum operating speed for the rail grinder. Utilizing a variety of inputs including current rail conditions, desired rail profile, rail segment type, available grinding modules and grinding module style, a processing system either on-board or remotely located from the rail grinder can iteratively develop a custom grinding pattern that is temporally unique to each rail segment.

IPC Classes  ?

• B24B 19/00 - Single purpose machines or devices for particular grinding operations not covered by any other main group
• B24B 49/02 - Measuring or gauging equipment for controlling the feed movement of the grinding tool or workArrangements of indicating or measuring equipment, e.g. for indicating the start of the grinding operation according to the instantaneous size and required size of the workpiece acted upon, the measuring or gauging being continuous or intermittent
• B24B 49/12 - Measuring or gauging equipment for controlling the feed movement of the grinding tool or workArrangements of indicating or measuring equipment, e.g. for indicating the start of the grinding operation involving optical means
• E01B 31/17 - Removing metal from rails, rail joints, or baseplates, e.g. for deburring welds, reconditioning worn rails by grinding

Abstract

Systems and methods for a first rail grinding machine and a second rail grinding machine can be used to enhance specialized rail grinding. A first rail grinding machine can detect, process, and communicate a portion of track rail needing specialized grinding to a second rail grinding machine that can process and display a detected portion of rail requiring specialized rail grinding and display the portion of rail as a virtual image to an operator. A displayable image allows an operator to perform specialty rail grinding without the need to be physically present at the location for specialized rail grinding.

IPC Classes  ?

• E01B 31/17 - Removing metal from rails, rail joints, or baseplates, e.g. for deburring welds, reconditioning worn rails by grinding
• B24B 27/00 - Other grinding machines or devices
• E01B 31/12 - Removing metal from rails, rail joints, or baseplates, e.g. for deburring welds, reconditioning worn rails
• E01B 31/13 - Removing metal from rails, rail joints, or baseplates, e.g. for deburring welds, reconditioning worn rails by milling
• E01B 35/06 - Applications of measuring apparatus or devices for track-building purposes for measuring irregularities in longitudinal direction

Abstract

A gauge-face lubrication assembly and related methods of use in which a removable and replaceable applicator member is positioned proximate a gauge-face for lubrication of a rail member. Generally, the replaceable applicator member can be molded of a resilient polymeric material having shaped-memory properties. The replaceable applicator member includes one or more molded lubricant channels for delivering lubricant supplied by a lubrication system to the gauge-face. Each molded lubricant channel can include a molded seal for sealably engaging a lubrication bracket that retains the applicator member in position against the gauge-face. The removable applicator member can further include a liner for physically engaging the gauge-face and protecting removable applicator member. The applicator member can include a coupling portion that insertably interfaces with a bracket channel defined in the lubrication bracket, whereby the applicator member can be removed and replaced in the event of damage or wear.

IPC Classes  ?

• B61K 3/00 - Wetting or lubricating rails or wheel flanges

Goods & Services

Railroad track maintenance equipment, namely, grinding machines, power-operated grinding wheels, machines for cleaning railway ballasts, machines for removing railway ties and replacing them with new ties and power-operated chain-type trenching machines for digging trenches. Railroad maintenance services.

Goods & Services

(1) Railroad track maintenance equipment, namely, grinding machines, power-operated grinding wheels, machines for cleaning railway ballasts, machines for removing railway ties and replacing them with new ties and power-operated chain-type trenching machines for digging trenches (1) Railroad maintenance services

Goods & Services

(1) Railroad track maintenance equipment, namely, grinding machines, power-operated grinding wheels, machines for cleaning railway ballasts, machines for removing railway ties and replacing them with new ties and power-operated chain-type trenching machines for digging trenches (1) Railroad maintenance services

Abstract

A disposable lubrication tank liner for a rail lubricating system, including an upper sidewall portion, a lower outlet portion, and an intermediate edge surface. The upper sidewall portion has a plurality of generally vertically disposed walls extending downwardly from an upper flange surface. The vertically disposed walls partially define a reservoir space for holding rail lubricant. The lower outlet portion includes a plurality of angled wall portions converging inwardly to a lower flange surface to further define the reservoir space. Further, the intermediate edge surface connects the upper sidewall portion and the lower outlet portion.

IPC Classes  ?

• B61K 3/00 - Wetting or lubricating rails or wheel flanges
• B61K 3/02 - Apparatus therefor combined with vehicles
• B65D 90/00 - Component parts, details or accessories for large containers
• F16N 3/12 - Grease guns
• F16N 19/00 - Lubricant containers for use in lubricators or lubrication systems

Goods & Services

(1) Railroad maintenance services, namely, substructure maintenance. (2) Consultation services in the field of railroad track geotechnics.

Goods & Services

Railroad track maintenance equipment, namely, grinding machines, power-operated grinding wheels, machines for cleaning railway ballasts, machines for removing railway ties and replacing them with new ties and power-operated chain-type trenching machines for digging trenches. Railroad maintenance services.

Abstract

A milling system for milling a track surface with at least one rotatable milling plate. A modular blade system for each milling plate allows individual blades to be removed and replaced when an individual blade becomes dull or broken. The blade system also allows the milling plates to be oriented in both Type 2 and Type 3 configurations depending upon track surroundings and the presence of encumbrance. The milling plates can be mounted to a positioning assembly for adjusting the relative distance between the milling plate and the track surface as well as the angle at which the milling plate engages the track surface. The milling system can include a depth guide so as to physically prevent the milling plate from cutting too deeply into the track surface.

IPC Classes  ?

• B23C 3/00 - Milling particular workSpecial milling operationsMachines therefor
• E01B 31/13 - Removing metal from rails, rail joints, or baseplates, e.g. for deburring welds, reconditioning worn rails by milling
• B23C 5/20 - Milling-cutters characterised by physical features other than shape with removable cutter-bits or teeth
• B23C 5/22 - Securing arrangements for bits or teeth

Goods & Services

Railroad maintenance services, namely substructure maintenance. Consultation services in the field of railroad track geotechnics.

Goods & Services

Railroad maintenance services, namely substructure maintenance. Consultation services in the field of railroad track geotechnics.

Goods & Services

(1) Railroad maintenance services, namely substructure maintenance (2) Consultation services in the field of railroad track geotechnics

Goods & Services

(1) Polymeric material, namely, polyethylene geomembranes used as a liner for water, waste, chemical and soil containment purposes

Goods & Services

Polymeric material, namely, polyethylene geomembranes used as a liner for water, waste, chemical and soil containment purposes.

Goods & Services

(1) Railroad track maintenance equipment namely, grinding machines, power-operated grinding wheels, ballast maintenance machines, namely machines for cleaning railway ballasts, railway-tie maintenance machines, namely tie extractors and inserters, trench diggers (1) Railroad maintenance services

Goods & Services

(1) Railroad track maintenance equipment namely, grinding machines, power-operated grinding wheels, ballast maintenance machines, namely machines for cleaning railway ballasts, railway-tie maintenance machines, namely tie extractors and inserters, trench diggers (1) Railroad maintenance services

Goods & Services

Railroad track maintenance equipment, in particular grinding machines, grinding wheels, ballast maintenance machines, railway-tie maintenance machines and trench diggers. Railroad maintenance services.

Abstract

A water-based solid lubricant includes water, glycerin, isoalkane, molybdenum disulfide, talc powder, calcium sulfonate, and polyisobutylene is described herein.

IPC Classes  ?

• B05D 1/34 - Applying different liquids or other fluent materials simultaneously
• B05D 1/36 - Successively applying liquids or other fluent materials, e.g. without intermediate treatment
• C10M 105/04 - Well-defined hydrocarbons aliphatic
• C10M 107/02 - Hydrocarbon polymersHydrocarbon polymers modified by oxidation
• C10M 111/02 - Lubricating compositions characterised by the base-material being a mixture of two or more compounds covered by more than one of the main groups , each of these compounds being essential at least one of them being a non-macromolecular organic compound
• C10M 111/04 - Lubricating compositions characterised by the base-material being a mixture of two or more compounds covered by more than one of the main groups , each of these compounds being essential at least one of them being a macromolecular organic compound
• C10M 173/02 - Lubricating compositions containing more than 10% water not containing mineral or fatty oils

Abstract

A gauge-face lubrication assembly and related methods of use in which a removable and replacable applicator member is positioned proximate a gauge-face for lubrication of a rail member. Generally, the replaceable applicator member can be molded of a resilient polymeric material having shaped-memory properties. The replaceable applicator member includes one or more molded lubricant channels for delivering lubricant supplied by a lubrication system to the gauge-face. Each molded lubricant channel can include a molded seal for sealably engaging a lubrication bracket that retains the applicator member in position against the gauge-face. The removable applicator member can further include a liner for physically engaging the gauge-face and protecting removable applicator member. The applicator member can include a coupling portion that insertably interfaces with a bracket channel defined in the lubrication bracket, whereby the applicator member can be removed and replaced in the event of damage or wear.

IPC Classes  ?

• B61K 3/00 - Wetting or lubricating rails or wheel flanges

Goods & Services

Lubrication machines for lubricating the gauge face of railways

Abstract

A milling system for milling a track surface with at least one rotatable milling plate. A modular blade system for each milling plate allows individual blades to be removed and replaced when an individual blade becomes dull or broken. The blade system also allows the milling plates to be oriented in both Type 2 and Type 3 configurations depending upon track surroundings and the presence of encumbrance. The milling plates can be mounted to a positioning assembly for adjusting the relative distance between the milling plate and the track surface as well as the angle at which the milling plate engages the track surface. The milling system can include a depth guide so as to physically prevent the milling plate from cutting too deeply into the track surface.

IPC Classes  ?

• E01B 31/12 - Removing metal from rails, rail joints, or baseplates, e.g. for deburring welds, reconditioning worn rails
• B23C 1/20 - Portable devices or machinesHand-driven devices or machines
• B23C 3/00 - Milling particular workSpecial milling operationsMachines therefor

Goods & Services

(1) Machines for applying lubricant and friction modifiers to the head of a railroad rail

Goods & Services

(1) Friction modifiers, namely, chemical polymeric additives for lubricants, polymers and polymeric additives for enhancing the performance of lubricants for use with transportation systems, namely rail transportation systems.

Goods & Services

Machines for applying lubricant and friction modifiers to the head of a railroad rail

Goods & Services

Friction modifiers, namely, chemical polymeric additives for lubricants, polymers and polymeric additives for enhancing the performance of lubricants for use with transportation systems

Abstract

A railroad ballast removal system capable of removing ballast material from below a rail line. The railroad ballast removal system includes at least one rotary cutting wheel having a plurality of individually replaceable cutting attachments positioned about a perimeter of the rotary cutting wheel. Each rotary cutting wheel is attached to an articulated arm capable of adjusting the position of the rotary cutting wheel along varying axis. The articulated arm is mounted to a support structure capable of transporting the rotary cutting wheel to a portion of railway requiring maintenance of the ballast material. The railroad ballast removal system is able to operate at a spot location or in a continuous manner down a length of railroad track. The ability to manipulate the rotary cutting wheel along the various axis allows the rotary cutting wheel to be used for ballast removal in locations wherein adjacent railways limit cutting access.

IPC Classes  ?

• E01B 27/00 - Placing, renewing, working, cleaning, or taking-up the ballast, with or without concurrent work on the trackDevices thereforPacking sleepers

Goods & Services

(1) Quality management services, namely, quality evaluation and analysis, quality assurance, and quality control, in the field of railroad track measurement, track maintenance and track repair.

Goods & Services

Quality management services, namely, quality evaluation and analysis, quality assurance, and quality control, in the field of railroad track measurement, track maintenance and track repair

Abstract

A railroad ballast removal system capable of removing ballast material from below a rail line. The railroad ballast removal system includes at least one rotary cutting wheel having a plurality of individually replaceable cutting attachments positioned about a perimeter of the rotary cutting wheel. Each rotary cutting wheel is attached to an articulated arm capable of adjusting the position of the rotary cutting wheel along varying axis. The articulated arm is mounted to a support structure capable of transporting the rotary cutting wheel to a portion of railway requiring maintenance of the ballast material. The railroad ballast removal system is able to operate at a spot location or in a continuous manner down a length of railroad track. The ability to manipulate the rotary cutting wheel along the various axis allows the rotary cutting wheel to be used for ballast removal in locations wherein adjacent railways limit cutting access.

IPC Classes  ?

• E01B 27/00 - Placing, renewing, working, cleaning, or taking-up the ballast, with or without concurrent work on the trackDevices thereforPacking sleepers

Abstract

A railroad ballast removal system capable of removing ballast material from below a rail line. The railroad ballast removal system includes at least one rotary cutting wheel having a plurality of individually replaceable cutting attachments positioned about a perimeter of the rotary cutting wheel. Each rotary cutting wheel is attached to an articulated arm capable of adjusting the position of the rotary cutting wheel along varying axis. The articulated arm is mounted to a support structure capable of transporting the rotary cutting wheel to a portion of railway requiring maintenance of the ballast material. The railroad ballast removal system is able to operate at a spot location or in a continuous manner down a length of railroad track. The ability to manipulate the rotary cutting wheel along the various axis allows the rotary cutting wheel to be used for ballast removal in locations wherein adjacent railways limit cutting access.

IPC Classes  ?

• E01B 27/04 - Removing the ballastMachines therefor, whether or not additionally adapted for taking-up ballast
• E01B 27/06 - Renewing or cleaning the ballast in situ, with or without concurrent work on the track
• E01B 27/16 - Machines therefor, e.g. so-called sleeper-tamping machines

Abstract

A rail lubricator for a railroad rail has a nozzle adjacent to the rail and attached thereto. The nozzle has a discharge orifice disposed beneath the top surface of the rail. The orifice is aimed generally longitudinally of the rail with the aiming including an upward component and a lateral component toward the centerline of the rail. Jets of lubricant project upwardly from the nozzle, arch above the top surface of the rail, and then fall onto the top surface and gage corner of the rail. This lubricates the top of a rail using an optimum amount of lubricant on the optimum area of the railhead. The lubricant is applied when the nozzles are spanned by a car.

IPC Classes  ?

• B61K 3/001 -

Goods & Services

Railroad track maintenance equipment, namely, grinding machines, grinding wheels, ballast maintenance machines, railway-tie maintenance machines and trench diggers. Rail measuring apparatus. Winch carts. Railroad maintenance services.

Goods & Services

(1) Railroad track maintenance equipment, namely, grinding machines, grinding wheels, ballast maintenance machines, railway-tie maintenance machines and trench diggers (2) Rail measuring apparatus (3) Winch carts (1) Railroad maintenance services

Goods & Services

Wayside railroad car wheel lubricator

Goods & Services

rail vehicle component parts, not being engine parts, namely, a friction modifier system comprised of lubricant containers, lubricant conveyers, and an on-board control computer used to calculate the correct amount of friction modifier to dispense to maximize the efficiency of train operation

Goods & Services

(1) Railroad track maintenance equipment, namely, grinding machines, grinding wheels, ballast maintenance machines, railway-tie maintenance machines, trench diggers, rail measuring apparatus, winch carts. (1) Railroad maintenance services.

Goods & Services

RAILROAD TRACK MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT - NAMELY, GRINDING MACHINES, GRINDING WHEELS, BALLAST MAINTENANCE MACHINES, RAILWAY-TIE MAINTENANCE MACHINES AND TRENCH DIGGERS RAIL MEASURING APPARATUS [ WINCH CARTS ]

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RAILROAD MAINTENANCE SERVICES