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Incorporating Trakus into ground loss (1031 Views)
Posted by: wherethevalue (IP Logged)
Date: February 04, 2016 08:38AM

Hello everybody, I've been a long time TG user and forum lurker. Something I always wondered is if Trakus ground loss can be more easily quantified and more efficient than the paths off rail ground loss calculations.

I understand the torque of the turns are different at each track and say ground loss on the AQU inner is more significant than the main at Belmont, also something like this would require a large data set and a whole new formula. Another hurdle would be that not every track has Trakus data.

Understanding the challenges, was curious if this idea has ever been tossed around among sheet figure makers. Just asking out of curiosity, already have much respect for the accuracy of the #'s.



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Incorporating Trakus into ground loss (1031 Views) wherethevalue 02/04/2016 08:38AM
Re: Incorporating Trakus into ground loss (760 Views) TGJB 02/04/2016 04:12PM
Re: Incorporating Trakus into ground loss (738 Views) miff 02/04/2016 06:49PM


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