what is the reason behind that the tracks of train are rust free???
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Taintracks are ALWAYS NOT RUST FREE but when if they are then the tracks are made of stainless steel mixed with a high content of chromium metal it in .....
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Taintracks are ALWAYS NOT RUST FREE but when if they are then the tracks are made of stainless steel mixed with a high content of chromium metal it in .....
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1. The steel in a rail is composed of a higher quality steel alloy, which is less susceptible to corrosion.
2. Compared to building steel section, steel in the rail tracks has a thicker cross section.
3.When the rust forms on the face of the rail it acts as a barrier which then slows the rate of corrosion.
4.The top and upper side face of a rail doesn’t usually corrode because friction and wear keep it polished and free of rust.
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