Why rail

[@LetsGrowUp]

Please share this video to help others. think...your share will help others

[@sonaltorane1072]

Good graphics, Knowledgeable video

[@sonaltorane1072]

Please make video on other clips it's interesting

[@mrs_ammuma]

Plz share how to make this type graphics? .. wt software using make this type graphics videos ?

[@soumendas7437]

I am from India🇮🇳. And India has 115000 km railway network. India also used E 📎clips with tracks. This is very good and informative video🎥. I like so much. 🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@sashidharan1192]

You must be glad coz he is also an indian

[@TallBoyGareth]

2:27 talks about the rail fastener being used for high speed rail then shows a maglev floating train.... good job editor good job 👌🏻

[@larrybarnes3920]

We used this same system on the Weipa line. Four spikes through the plate into a pre-drilled Ironwood sleeper (cross-tie) and a Pandrol E clip on each side of the rail.

[@RailwayGallery918]

asalam o alikum sir, all of these videos so helpful for railway engineering.thank you sir....

[@heronimousbrapson863]

Here in North America, there are still old fashioned railroad spikes on wooden ties (sleepers) in use.

[@unknown-xf4ko]

E-clip fasteners are used in some applications in North American railroads which include some railroad switches (turnouts) and sharp curves on mainline track.

[@raviadarshrajpoot3013]

where in North America brother ?

[@RUBYKINGSLY]

We use E clips in India . Wooden sleepers are replaced with prestressed concrete sleepers .

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Thanks guys

[@friendpatriot1554]

I think if you can provide stopper for free end of eclip it will be more safer.

[@techgeek4390]

Hey brother can you provide a hindi version of all your videos please it's a humble request to uh 🌻❤️

[@basantsahu9101]

Very nice 👌👍

[@DrSilktest7]

All I learnt from this clip could be presented using one sentence.

[@GeekyALP]

Sir ye videos kaise banaye jate h please batao

[@md.didarulhasan7688]

I am from railway family,loved railway and thanking you advance for the nice presentation

[@ARUNKUMAR-gh6zp]

Bro you write articles or blogs? Or try to publish research papers? Contact me ..... I also think for it...

[@indibhaarat]

Please clarify why there never a sleeper beneath the rail joint. Had it bee there the unwanted noise that produced at the time of wheel jump could have been avoided?

[@andygarwood6712]

This is supposed to be a PANDROL PR-clip. Turn the clip through 180 deg then it is a PANDROL e-Clip. The PR-Clip and e-Clip comes with different bar diameters. The bigger the bar diameter the bigger the clamping force. The clamping force for an e-Clip is between 800-1400kg per clip depending on the bar diameter. The PR clip in this video produces between 550-1000kg depending on bar diameter. The geometry for PR-Clip and e-Clip is slightly different because of the orientation you install the clips. The Clip in the video is not correct. Also the leg that goes into the shoulder is longer for PR and eClip. It reaches the end of the shoulder in most cases. These clips are made from Spring Steel. When the clip enters the shoulder it deflects and bends. You need a special tool or machine to pull them in. If you need any information on these clips please ask.

[@harisankars4629]

Pls do a video on train brake system👍

[@toddhunter3137]

Is it called a ""Fastening System""? I'm still not quite sure..

[@yvz504]

Bilgilendirmeler için teşekkürler

[@dreamchasers5430]

Which software you are using for design

[@zachhinks7006]

The E-clip fasteners look very similar to the type my grandad invented. He has the patent for them in his bedroom

[@RUSLexplorer2020]

Interesting ! Thanks !

[@Wolfgodmak]

Have a drink every time he says “fastening system”

[@gregwarner3753]

How are these clips held to the sleeper/crosstie? How is the track gauge held?

[@TestTubeBabySpy]

The clips are secured in the shoulder and the shoulder is bolted to the tie..idk why they didn't illustrate that.

[@g-1carcare868]

I will give Like in your next Video.

[@railwaynewsinfo]

Awesome knowable

[@billdavis3957]

Does not even show how the pad fastens to the sleeper. Does not indicate any advantage over other types.

[@bhabanishankarpatra9332]

This clip name is Pandrol clip

[@WHOAMI-vi1xr]

What about other clips?

[@rajareddy3447]

👍👍👍

[@kyleglenn2434]

I have only seen railroad spikes to hold tracks down

[@emypena]

I still dont get it how it was fastened to the rail..

[@siddhardhasiddharth7144]

Please apply sub titles also for understanding more people

[@rudranroy2109]

Turn on the subtitles.

[@TheAnonymousfruit]

The e-clips are inserted backwards…

[@nicks4597]

robot reader wrrrrr

[@namratanadiger7122]

Just a couple

[@maestranzaarizmendiltda7769]

someone has the 3d ??

[@tomkent4656]

Robotic voice!

[@paulpugh5315]

We had a big shouting at from Dad back in the 60's.....we collected about 60 wooden blocks from the railway track at the bottom of our garden.....we soon realized our mistake and took them back...oops

[@captainmorgan757]

I cannot listen to *any* computer generated narration!

[@eccentricsmithy2746]

if he says "system" one more time in this video I am going to lose my shit.

[@geonerd]

3rd grade grammar + robovoice makes this a tedious, sadly uninformative video to watch.

[@paulpugh5315]

I gave it a thumbs down for same reason....!

[@sankalpkotewar]

And then you'll complain about his accent. I personally have no issue with it. The videos are quite explanatory because of its animation.

[@CookamoAndStevensSon]

Fastenating

[@hareramkumarsiraglavideoab6421]

Hindi me

[@iainhughes6637]

Poor video because if that is an e clip it is installed the wrong way around, the tail needs to sit on the nylon

[@PacoOtis]

Uhmm?

[@neerajbalram3483]

Boring

[@patmcbride9853]

Robot skip words. Many word skip