ballast train

Ballasting is the process of taking on ballast (water or solid ballast) to stabilize a vessel, vehicle, or container, adjust trim and stability, or co...

The allocated route on the railway network that a train is scheduled to run, including the track sections, directions, and time slots used to manage c...

In logistics, ballast weight refers to the mass of materials or components added to a transport unit or shipment solely for the purpose of weight dist...

A Ganzzug is a train composed entirely of wagons for a single customer or shipment, used for exclusive, direct transport of that shipment.

A freight train composed of cars for a single transport assignment or intended for a fixed, uninterrupted route; little to no wagon interchange during...

The Zugbremse refers to the braking system used on a train to apply braking force to the train as a whole, or to transfer and control braking effort t...