Sentence examples for gauge conversion from inspiring English sources

As it is Russian gauge, the Kirkenes Bjørnevatn Line would be presumably undergo gauge conversion or get dual gauge.

Gauge conversion between Thiruvarur and Karaikudi is in progress and there is only partial connectivity in the segment connecting Pattukottai, Thirthuraipoondi and Karaikudi.

The speed on the line was also reduced to, as the gauge conversion was done without changing the right-of-way profile.

Gauge conversion between Mayiladuthurai and Thiruvarur was completed in August 2012 and the inaugural train ran from Bangalore to Nagore via Thiruvarur.

Gauge conversion of 2000 kilometres of track was announced in May 2001 by the Victorian Government under the Linking Victoria program, but did not proceed due to the difficulty of achieving any agreement with then track manager, Freight Australia.

; James Grierson Goods Manager (1857 1863), he then became the general manager (1863 1887) from which position he saw the railway through a period of expansion and the early gauge conversions.

The Barsi Light Railway continued to be operated as a privately owned railway until 1954 when it was purchased by the Indian government, and continued to operate as a narrow gauge railway until conversion to broad gauge began in the late 1990s as part of Indian Railways conversion program for all metre and narrow gauge lines.

Due to limited funds, and unlike the rest of the Jæren Line, the profile of the Flekkefjord Line was not changed during the conversion of gauge.

He said that variables ranging from travel patterns to oil strikes abroad affect supply and demand, and he added that it is impossible to gauge exactly what effect the conversion to ethanol will have on prices.

Due to its success, conversion to standard gauge was delayed until 1860 but, after reopening in 1865, it found that the traffic had been lost to its competitors.

In preparation for conversion to standard gauge, the CL&N relaid rail and replaced bridges, including a straight trestle in the Deer Creek Valley, completed in January 1889, in place of a curving old narrow gauge structure.