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A method and apparatus for a railroad crosstie made from used tires. The tires are cut radially and the sidewalls are removed. Longitudinal and lateral cuts along the inner surface are preferably made to facilitate flattening. Opposing inner surfaces are joined as sets and then stacked and bundled t

A method and apparatus for a railroad crosstie made from used tires. The tires are cut radially and the sidewalls are removed. Longitudinal and lateral cuts along the inner surface are preferably made to facilitate flattening. Opposing inner surfaces are joined as sets and then stacked and bundled to form a railroad crosstie.

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A method and apparatus for a railroad crosstie made from used tires. The tires are cut radially and the sidewalls are removed. Longitudinal and lateral cuts along the inner surface are preferably made to facilitate flattening. Opposing inner surfaces are joined as sets and then stacked and bundled t

A method and apparatus for a railroad crosstie made from used tires. The tires are cut radially and the sidewalls are removed. Longitudinal and lateral cuts along the inner surface are preferably made to facilitate flattening. Opposing inner surfaces are joined as sets and then stacked and bundled to form a railroad crosstie. ry dilution to be fed is conducted through a conducting member (15,21,55) connected to the internal surface of the side wall (4,44) of the flotation machine (1,41). 10. Method according to claim 7, characterised in that the adjusting member (13,53) is used as an adding vessel for flowing material for slurry dilution to be fed. 11. Method according to claim 7, characterized in that flowing material for slurry dilution to be fed is conducted through a conducting member connected to the outer surface of the adjusting member. 12. Method according to claim 7, characterized in that flowing material for slurry dilution to be fed is conducted through a conducting member connected to the inner surface of adjusting member. 13. Method according to claim 7, characterized in that flowing material for slurry dilution is water. 14. Method according to claim 7, characterized in that flowing material for slurry dilution is slurry. 15. Method according to claim 7, characterized in that flowing material for slurry dilution is an overflow of a thickener. defines two cableways for directing cross-connection and other cables, and provides access openings for cables to pass into and out of each cableway and between the two cableways. The lower cable trough defines a cableway and provides access openings for cables extending into and out of the cableway. Cable troughs attached to adjacently mounted equipment racks cooperate to form continuous horizontal cableways. The cross aisle panel includes movable cable guide structures to permit access to connectors mounted on the panel. The cross-connection modules provide multiple connector planes on the rear of the module to increase the number of circuits the module can support. 0600, Rowley; US-2187906, 19400100, Lowe, 169/017; US-2695609, 19541100, Nourse et al., 128/142; US-2731091, 19560100, Robbins, 169/017; US-2822052, 19580200, Herkimer, 169/019; US-3165115, 19650100, Erson, 137/494; US-3476353, 19691100, Stampfli, 251/045; US-3589445, 19710600, Juliano, 169/017; US-3595318, 19710700, Merdinyan, 169/017; US-3727878, 19730400, Willms, 251/057; US-3785440, 19740100, Shea, 169/020; US-3788400, 19740100, Tufts, 169/011; US-4286668, 19810900, McCormick, 169/022; US-4570719, 19860200, Wilk, 169/020; US-4615353, 19861000, McKee, 137/102; US-4854342, 19890800, Polan, 137/516.29; US-4991548, 19910200, Richeson et al., 123/090.14; US-5096266, 19920300, Skantar, 303/082; US-5294090, 19940300, Winnike, 251/036; US-5439028, 19950800, Meyer et al., 137/556; US-5628489, 19970500, Woodman, 251/029; US-5899277, 19990500, Eisenbeiss et al., 169/046; US-6000473, 19991200, Reilly, 169/017; US-6029749, 20000200, Reilly et al., 169/017; US-6068057, 20000500, Beukema, 169/022; US-6138766, 20001000, Finnerty et al., 169/014; US-6158520, 20001200, Reilly et al., 169/017; US-6293348, 20010900, Reilly, 169/016