Benefits justify higher BHP axleloads

By Railway Gazette International and JAH1999-06-01T10:00:00

INTRO: Innovative management and a commitment to research have halved the cost of hauling iron ore to Port Hedland in Western Australia in the last five years. A key lever has been less variable loading that sees axleloads now nudging 37 tonnes, with 40 tonnes in prospect

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