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Length of a standard piece of rail
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Continuous welded rail is laid at a very specific temperature, which I forget. (70s I think) The rail is either flame heated or water cooled to that magic temp where it will handle temperature related expansion and contraction all year long. Learned this when I worked on the UP some years back. <br /> <br />Mike in Boulder
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