C. Delachaux

Rene Oger

A fish-plate comprises two sections which can be fitted, by way of a toothed surface, against corresponding toothed surfaces of two adjacent electrically conductive rails of a railway using bolts to tighten the sections towards each other. The teeth extend longitudinally, and the sections are vertically adjustable relatively to the rails to allow the fish-plate to be clamped to the rails at various heights.

Fish-plates for electrically conducting railway rails

An electrical supply line for the supply of current to railway vehicles comprises at least one wire conductor forming a current supply line for a current pick-up device. A rigid body, which may be electrically conducting or otherwise and which is covered with an insulating covering, is constituted by rails and supports the wire conductor. The rails are located in an end-to-end relationship support the wire conductor at spaced intervals by means of attachment members.

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Ville d'Avray, France

Rene Oger