The sleepers in the form of two bowls placed under each rail and connected together by a tie - bar, are known as

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• If n is length of a rail in metres, the number of sleepers per rail length generally varies from
• The number of sleepers used for rail varies from, when n = Length of rail in metres.
• The number of sleepers used per rail length on the track is known as
• Ballast packed below and around the sleepers to transfer the load from sleepers to formation, generally consists of
• The distance between the running face of the stock rail and the toe of the tongue rail, is known as
• Metal sleepers are superior to wooden sleepers with respect to
• The wooden sleepers are the ideal sleepers
• Total effective bearing area of both the bowls of a pot sleeper, is
• For a Broad Gauge route with (M + 7) sleeper density, number of sleepers per rail length is
• For fixing the rail on steel sleepers