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1 Gegenschiene
контррельс
Ндп. контррельсовый рельс
охранный рельс
направляющий рельс
Рельс специального или обычного профиля для предотвращения угрожающего безопасности движения поперечного смещения колесной пары подвижного состава перед стрелкой, на крестовинных узлах, на подходах к мостам, на самих мостах и на кривых участках пути малого радиуса внутризаводского транспорта.
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На рисунке приведен рельс специального профиля.
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2 Bandfuhrerschiene oder Luntenfuhrerschiene
направляющая планка для ленты (ровницы)
Планка перемещающаяся отодвигаясь к уплотнителю или лентонаправителю.
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