Aiguillage
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Un dispositif mécanique permettant d'orienter un train d'une voie vers une autre. Un aiguillage se compose de lames, d'un cœur (point de croisement) et de rails de raccordement. Les aiguillages grande vitesse peuvent autoriser des bifurcations à des vitesses supérieures à 200 km/h tout en assurant le confort des passagers.
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