Author explains how Cotton Belt road literally pulled out of mud and dried out through extensive program of ditching, right-of-way sloping, pole driving, and subdraining, resulting in marked reduction in track maintenance costs; net saving in maintenance labor costs, 1941 over 1923, was $519,200.
Cotton belt drains instability out of its roadbed
Ry Eng Maintenance
Railway Engineering and Maintenance ; 38 , n 7
1942
3 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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