Why Dont Train Tracks Get Rust? | Amazing Science Facts In Telugu | Unknown Facts About Train Tracks

Why Dont Train Tracks Get Rust? | Amazing Science Facts in Telugu | unknown Facts about Train Tracks

When Structural engineers design steel framed buildings, consideration is given to how to protect the steel frame against corrosion.Various measures can be employed, but the typical solution is to coat the steel frame with anti-corrosion paint, and a primer, while steel exposed to moisture or within the wall cavity will be specified as stainless steel.

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This type of steel is much more expensive and slightly weaker but it is corrosion resistant.

So this leads us to the question, why are railway lines, which are also made of steel, left exposed to the elements without any protection at all? It’s a good question and there are a number of reasons.

Section size and rate of corrosion.Compared with the steel used for buildings, the steel in a rail is composed of a higher quality steel alloy, which is less susceptible to corrosion.

This is necessary as the rail will be subjected to much higher dynamic stresses than the steel in a building frame.A steel rail also has a thicker cross section.

When the rust forms on the face of the rail it acts as a barrier which then slows the rate of corrosion.A typical steel beam used in a building might be only 6mm at its narrowest point, while a steel rail will be about 15mm wide at its narrowest point.

Steel will corrode from the outer face inwards.In a non-polluted environment with no salt in the air, this rate will be approximately 0.05mm/year.It will therefore take 20 years for 1mm of steel to be compromised by rust from each face, or 2mm if both sides are exposed.

If the unprotected steel section is 6mm wide one third of the section will be compromised in the 20 years, but a steel rail would only have approx 15% of its section compromised.In practice it will be less than this as the steel in the rail is more corrosion resistant.

Therefore for a rail section the loss of strength from corrosion is probably negligible as compared with the loss from friction and wear from the train wheels.

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