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Meaning of "fishplate"
Fishplate (noun) - a metal plate or bar with holes used to connect and strengthen the joint between two rails in railroad tracks. It helps maintain the continuity and stability of the tracks
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- A metal bar that is bolted to the ends of two rails to join them together in a track.
- To connect (rails) together using a fishplate.
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Setting up of said fishplate engaged with the rail.
The fishplate bolts were not long enough in many cases.
Setting in place of said fishplate engaged with the rail.
Horizontal stabilizer center fishplate.
And fasten the fishplate by a screw to prevent uninventional disconnection.
Horizontal stabilizer centre fishplate.
Added a fishplate up here, one in the middle, one down at the end.
This web reinforces the rigidity of the fishplate piece.
Each fishplate 70 is preferably made from a single piece, for example made of titanium alloy.
All the longitudinal forces can thus pass through said fishplate.
And the screws were also removed. the fishplate on the railway that was pried up.
This display is easily interpreted as the display of a fishplate hole 6.
Here the reflected beam also rebounds on the fishplate during its return travel.
For tightening or loosening nuts as well as sleeper, hook and fishplate bolts.
An example of a connection by means of said fishplate is shown in perspective in FIG . 6.
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For the connection bar used in railways, see Fishplate.
Butt-jointing device according to claim 18, wherein said fishplate has a generally flat cross-section.
FIG . 1 is a perspective view of sealed trunking featuring fishplate joints ;.
The protective strip is provided to protect the corresponding fishplate from aggressions due to,.
FIG . 2 shows an upper portion of the first lateral fishplate 21.
Butt-jointing device according to claim 1, wherein said fishplate has an L-shape cross-section.
This makes it possible to fire, in array 46, an LED corresponding to a fishplate hole.
In a variant again, this step of pre-fixing each second fishplate piece can be omitted.
