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65 Conclusions Chapter 5 summarizes the work done in the preparation of this guidebook, presents the main conclusions, and offers some suggestions for potential future work. 5.1 Literature Review Chapter 2 presents a literature review of existing work.
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66 Stray Current Control of Direct Current-Powered Rail Transit Systems: A Guidebook nor are they tracking the expenditure to mitigate those corrosion problems. Furthermore, most of the transit agencies interviewed relied on outside consultants to conduct their stray current corrosion testing due to limited knowledge and understanding of the issue, coupled with the absence of guidelines.
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Conclusions 67 inception of DC transit system track design would prove to be an invaluable proactive step in achieving the desired SCC. • Material lost and cost impact: The research scope reveals the potential corrosion impact on the structure for different scenarios and the total stray current leakage.
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