Railways to go for steel coaches
Raghavendra Rao : NEW DELHI, JANUARY 6, Mon Jan 07 2008, 00:59 hrs
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The Railway Ministry officials said that coaches manufactured using the German LHB stainless steel design are almost 40 per cent less in weight as compared to coaches made using carbon steel. This, said officials, not just allows for greater speed but also helps in saving fuel expenses.
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