Dry Ice to Help Cut Train Delays Caused by Leaves on Tracks
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There are some clever people out there, hopefully it will stop any delays. When you waiting out in the cold for a train that gets cancelled. Anything that cuts down on this.
I'm not looking forward to going back full time into the office.as I have forgotten the joys of waiting for trains that don't turn up.
It seems a good idea, but I thought CO2 (carbon dioxide) from which dry ice is made was in very short supply, I'm sure I saw it on the news within the last few weeks that production of CO2 had ceased in the UK.
I hadn't made the connection, I bet you are right. I hadn't realised they stopped production of CO2
I saw this yesterday B and agree with mr D, it seems like a good idea, but might be expensive to implement and then there is the CO2 problem as mentioned
I would have thought that some kind of powerful blower on the front of the train to disperse the leaves would be the answer , but i am sure someone on the technical team has looked at this and discounted it
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