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MxV Rail Research –– Flange Bearing Frog Crossing Performance Issues - Railway Track and Structures - Vimarsana News

MxV Rail Research –– Flange Bearing Frog Crossing Performance Issues - Railway Track and Structures

PUEBLO, Colo. –– RAILWAY TRACK AND STRUCTURES –– DECEMBER 2023 ISSUE. Authors:Benjamin Bakkum, PE Duane Otter, PhD, PE Stephen Wilk, PhD David Davis, PE (Retired)

Source: rtands.com
MxV Rail Deck Anchor Spacing for Timber Ties on Open Deck Steel Bridges - Railway Track and Structures - Vimarsana News

MxV Rail Deck Anchor Spacing for Timber Ties on Open Deck Steel Bridges - Railway Track and Structures

PUEBLO, Colo. –– RAILWAY TRACK AND STRUCTURES, OCTOBER 2023 ISSUE –– MxV RAIL

Source: rtands.com
Colorado's $600M order to Army: Clear explosives, clean toxic water at Pueblo chemical weapons depot – Greeley Tribune - Vimarsana News

Colorado's $600M order to Army: Clear explosives, clean toxic water at Pueblo chemical weapons depot – Greeley Tribune

"It is unsellable if it is not cleaned up. It becomes a burden for the community and for the Army and for the state to monitor this contamination in perpetuity if it is not handled appropriately."

Pueblo Chemical Depot clean up to cost $600 million to make land useful - Vimarsana News

Pueblo Chemical Depot clean up to cost $600 million to make land useful

Weapons that had been stored at the Pueblo Chemical Depot are gone but the pollution remains. The Army and Colorado officials say they are committed to making the site usable again — but they need Congress to provide the funding.

Pueblo Chemical Depot clean up to cost $600 million to make land useful - Vimarsana News

Pueblo Chemical Depot clean up to cost $600 million to make land useful

Weapons that had been stored at the Pueblo Chemical Depot are gone but the pollution remains. The Army and Colorado officials say they are committed to making the site usable again -- but they need Congress to provide the funding.