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Head-hardened rail developed for Siberian temperatures
By Railway Gazette International2015-01-22T07:00:00
RUSSIA: Steelmaker Evraz ZSMK has completed federal certification of its HH350 rail, which it says is the first head-hardened rail designed for use at temperatures down to –60°C in Russia’s north and far east.
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