A smooth, nailable floor for a railroad car

B - Operations – Transporting – 61 – D

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B61D 17/10 (2006.01) B61D 3/18 (2006.01)

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CA 2334562

A smooth, nailable floor for a railroad car of the type having side and end sills. This floor is assembled from a number of panels. Each panel is rectangular and the panels are installed side by side along the length of a railroad car. Each panel extends the width of the railroad car and is supported on the side sills of the car. Each panel consists of a top plate of metal having a top surface and a bottom surface, end edges and side edges. A corrugated metal reinforcing member formed with continuous, integral channels and flanges is resistant welded to the bottom of the top plate by a pattern of spot resistant welds in the flanges. The channels of the reinforcing member extend across the panel from end edge to end edge of the top plate. The side edges of the top plates of adjacent panels form nailable joints. The channels are supported on the side sills of the car. The nailable joints are filled with an elastomeric compound level with the top surface of the panel.

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