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A railroad track has a roadbed made of concrete and a pair of track beams of precast concrete mounted to the roadbed. Main bodies of the track beams have at the tops thereof a plurality of protrusions serving as ties and a plurality of recesses for receiving adjusting ties. The protrusions and the r

A railroad track has a roadbed made of concrete and a pair of track beams of precast concrete mounted to the roadbed. Main bodies of the track beams have at the tops thereof a plurality of protrusions serving as ties and a plurality of recesses for receiving adjusting ties. The protrusions and the recesses are alternately disposed in the longitudinal direction of the beams. The track beams extend continuously in parallel, and a pair of rails are laid on the track beams. A method of constructing the track includes the steps of supporting the track beams on the roadbed with screwjacks embedded in the main bodies of the track beams, and forcing concrete between the main bodies of the track beams and the roadbed to form concrete layers securing the track beams to the roadbed.

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Rail-supporting structure of a railroad track system, said structure comprising: a concrete roadbed; a pair of track beams secured to said roadbed and extending longitudinally in parallel, each of said track beams comprising a concrete casting, and each of said track beams having a top portion defin

Rail-supporting structure of a railroad track system, said structure comprising: a concrete roadbed; a pair of track beams secured to said roadbed and extending longitudinally in parallel, each of said track beams comprising a concrete casting, and each of said track beams having a top portion defining a series of protrusions and recesses, the protrusions and recesses being alternately disposed in the longitudinal direction of each of said track beams, and each of said track beams having bolt holes in first respective surfaces thereof, said first respective surfaces defining bottoms of said recesses; and adjusting ties disposed in the recesses defined in the top portions of said track beams, said adjusting ties having bolt holes therein, said adjusting ties being bolted to said track beams, respectively, via said bolt holes in said first respective surfaces of the track beams and the bolt holes in said adjusting ties, and said adjusting ties protruding above second respective surfaces of said top portions of the track beams, said second respective surfaces defining tops of said protrusions.