Definition of loading gauge in English:

loading gauge

noun

British

单词	loading gauge
释义	Definition of loading gauge in English: loading gauge noun British 1The maximum permitted height and width for rolling stock on a railway. Example sentencesExamples At an early stage Teito decided to build its tunnels to a standard (for Japan) track gauge and loading gauge (that's the size of the car) and a standard power supply. It was always recognised that the loading gauge in Britain was different from Europe where bridges were higher and wagons wider. It could easily be a tourist railway in the Dandenongs, just with greater speed and a bigger loading gauge. 1.1 A frame suspended above a railway track to indicate the maximum permitted height and width for rolling stock. Example sentencesExamples With chimney, etc., to the limits of the 17 ft. high Russian loading gauge, it doesn't look anything much, and sadly the owners did not seem to get on with it; there were, of course, special arrangements to avoid freezing up.
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