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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C2010088
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
3/7/2012
Doc Name
Union Pacific Track Roadbed Construction Specifications
Section_Exhibit Name
Exhibit 16
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vatar� , <br />PACtFiS': <br />g) Insulated Joints/I Bonds to be furnished by Industry and shall be all new material. Insulated <br />joints,2 bonds will be installed by industry at locations designated by UP's authorized <br />representative (See UP Standard Drawing No. 0960). <br />h) Field Welding will be done in accordance with current UPRR or AREMA procedures (See <br />Section 16.00). <br />10.03 Timber Ties (See UP Standard Drawing No. 0210): <br />Light Traffic <br /><1000 cars per year <br />7" x 9" x 8' Ties @a; 20 Ties per 39 ft. rail (24" on center) <br />Medium Traffic <br />>1000 & <2000 cars per year <br />7" x 9" x 816" Ties @ 22 Ties per 39 ft. rail (21.25" on <br />Medium Traffic <br />>1000 & <2000 cars per <br />center) <br />Heavy Traffic <br />>2000 cars per year <br />7" x 9" x 81611' Ties Ca, 24 Ties per 39 ft. rail (19.5" on <br />vy Traffic <br />center) <br />a) New creosoted Oak or Douglas fir ties only for new construction. <br />b) Only new creosoted Oak or Douglas fir switch ties will be used to accommodate turnout pattern. <br />10.04 Concrete Ties: <br />a) Continuous Welded Rail is recommended for use with Concrete Ties. <br />b) Concrete switch ties may be used where concrete standard ties are used. <br />c) Concrete ties must be new ties produced in accordance with UP's Concrete Tie Specifications for <br />Construction. <br />d) See UP Standard Drawing No. 0204 as an example of a 720 lb. Tie. <br />10.05 Steel Ties (See UP Standard Drawing No. 0240): <br />Levels of Traffic 10 mm thickness 8' 6" ties @ 20 ties per 39 ft. rail @ 24" centers <br />10.06 Composite Ties (See UP Standard Drawing No. 0210): <br />Light Traffic <br /><1000 cars per year <br />8'3", 600 lb. tie at 26" centers <br />Light Traffic <br /><1500 cars per year <br />8' 6 ", 525 lb. Tie at 24" centers <br />Medium Traffic <br />>1000 & <2000 cars per <br />8' 6" 720 lb. tie at 28" centers <br />Medium/Hea <br />>1500 cars per year <br />8' 3 ", 600 lb. tie at 24" centers <br />vy Traffic <br />8' 6 ", 720 lb. tie at 26" centers <br />a) Continuous Welded Rail is recommended for use with Concrete Ties. <br />b) Concrete switch ties may be used where concrete standard ties are used. <br />c) Concrete ties must be new ties produced in accordance with UP's Concrete Tie Specifications for <br />Construction. <br />d) See UP Standard Drawing No. 0204 as an example of a 720 lb. Tie. <br />10.05 Steel Ties (See UP Standard Drawing No. 0240): <br />Levels of Traffic 10 mm thickness 8' 6" ties @ 20 ties per 39 ft. rail @ 24" centers <br />10.06 Composite Ties (See UP Standard Drawing No. 0210): <br />Light Traffic <br /><1000 cars per year <br />6" x 8" x 8' Ties C. 20 ties per 39 ft. rail @ <br />24" centers <br />Medium Traffic <br />>1000 & <2000 cars per <br />7" x 9" x 8' 6" Ties ea 22 ties per 39 ft. rail @ <br />year <br />21.25" centers <br />ER <br />
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