Noun:

ಜರ್ನಲ್ ಬಾಕ್ಸ್,

journal box's Usage Examples:

having stopped "to oil the wheels" and slowing to 20 mph (32 km/h), a journal box overheated (a condition known as hot box) and caught fire, causing an.

obsolete) journal boxes displayed at the Illinois Railway Museum.

the wheel, or failure of the taper journal, causing the side frame and journal box to fall below the level of the rails, either of which could cause a major.

the bogie and contains the bearing on which the axle rotates See also journal box below.

A journal box (no longer used on North American railways)) Closeup of a regular North.

The journal box subsequently seized and an axle snapped.

4930 and the accident was caused by a journal box fire (a hot box) on the front of car #7 of 16.

design characteristics - for example, the x-6002 bogies had a prominent journal box and were made of steel bar sections.

An axle box, also known as a journal box in North America, is the mechanical subassembly on each end of the axles.

enclosed in a box with a glass or clear plastic lid Hot box, an overheated journal box on a railroad car Hot box (game), a half-court flying disc sport with.

afterward, as it passed a rail yard, workers noticed flames coming from a journal box (a hot box) on one of the cars and rang the next signal tower at Frankford.

Synonyms:

housing,

Antonyms:

text edition, softness, soft, loud, aperiodic,