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ballast fouling index: a standalone construct

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Railway engineering

index of how far railway ballast voids are filled by fine particles, summing the percentages passing two fine sieve sizes.

In railway engineering, ballast fouling index refers to index of how far railway ballast voids are filled by fine particles, summing the percentages passing two fine sieve sizes. This meaning comes from Selig (1994) in TRACK GEOTECHNOLOGY and SUBSTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT.[1]

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References

  1. Selig, E. T., & Waters, J. M. (1994). TRACK GEOTECHNOLOGY and SUBSTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT. Emerald Publishing Limited. https://doi.org/10.1680/tgasm.20139

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