File:Dualgaugedevice.jpg
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English: A common-rail change-over configuration on dual-gauge (1600 mm broad and 1435 mm standard) three-rail track at Southern Cross station, Melbourne, Australia. The fixed device steers standard-gauge rolling stock from a common rail (ie, that is used by vehicles of both gauges) in the left foreground, to the right-hand rail. As a result, both broad and standard gauge trains can pass through the turnout further on). |
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| Author | Jswd |
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File:Dual gauge -- common rail change-over device, Southern Cross station, Melbourne.jpg  |
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| current | 03:10, 21 December 2010 | | 2,472 × 3,296 (1.19 MB) | Jswd | {{Information |Description={{en|1=Device for standard-gauge trains shift from one side of the broad-gauge track to the other at Southern Cross station, Melbourne, Australia}} |Source={{own}} |Author=Jswd |Date=5 Dec 2010 |Permission= |other_ |
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