Body-to-bogie connection failure modes
Potters Bar Investigation · Formal Inquiry: Potters Bar derailment of 10 May 2002 — Final Report (RSSB FI2013/F) · Issued 18 March 2005
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Recommendation, verbatim from the inquiry
●Inquiry recommendation, 5.22.3
Standards that prescribe strength requirements for body-to-bogie connections in vehicles should require that the potential modes of failure are determined at the design stage, and that action be taken to ensure that the integrity of the vehicle body structure is not compromised if the connection is overloaded.
Potters Bar Investigation, Formal Inquiry: Potters Bar derailment of 10 May 2002 — Final Report (RSSB FI2013/F) · 18 Mar 2005 Source PDF, page 155 →
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