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== Fixed dimension tables ==
  
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So you have in hand a photograph of an asset you just have to have for your route. But as good as the photo is, there is a small problem: you don't have any dimensions to use. As it happens, there are certain dimensions that are standard enough that they can be used as a starting point to at least estimate other dimensions.  
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So you have just found a photograph of an asset that is a must have for your route. But the problem is, that there are no dimensions to start with. However, as it happens, at least in some times, places, and applications, that certain dimensions are common enough that they are almost standard. These dimensions can be used as a starting point to at least make reasonable estimates of other dimensions.  
  
 
=== Rail and Trackside Assets ===  
 
=== Rail and Trackside Assets ===  
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|Railroad||UK||1846 to Present||Standard gauge railroad track||4' 8.5" / 1435||
 
|Railroad||UK||1846 to Present||Standard gauge railroad track||4' 8.5" / 1435||
 
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|Railroad||North America||  ||Coupler horizontal center line - loaded car||33 to 34 inches||
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|Railroad||North America||  ||Coupler horizontal center line - loaded car||33 to 34 inches / 838 to 864 mm||
 
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|Railroad||North America||  ||Coupler horizontal center line - empty car||34 to 35 inches||
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|Railroad||North America||  ||Coupler horizontal center line - empty car||34 to 35 inches / 864 to 889 mm||
 
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|Railroad||North America||  ||Wheel diameter - up to 70 ton car||33 inches||
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|Railroad||North America||  ||Wheel diameter - up to 70 ton car||33 inches / 838 mm||
 
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|Railroad||North America||  ||Wheel diameter - 70 to 119 ton car||36 inches||
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|Railroad||North America||  ||Wheel diameter - 70 to 119 ton car||36 inches / 908 mm||
 
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|Railroad||North America||  ||Wheel diameter - auto rack and intermodal cars||28 inches||
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|Railroad||North America||  ||Wheel diameter - auto rack and intermodal cars||28 inches / 711 mm||
 
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|Railroad||North America||  ||Floor & deck height||40 inches||
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|Railroad||North America||  ||Floor & deck height from top of rail||40 inches / 1016 mm||
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|Railroad||Australia||  ||Floor & deck height from top of rail||48 inches / 1219 mm||
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|Railroad||Australia|| to 1880  ||Rail wheel thickness|| 5 inches / 127 mm||
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|Railroad||Australia|| 1880 to date  ||Rail wheel thickness|| 5-1/2 inches / 139.7 mm||
 
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|Category||Locale||Era||Description of dimension||value and units of dimension||comment
 
|Category||Locale||Era||Description of dimension||value and units of dimension||comment
 
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|Residence||North America||  ||Door height||6' 8"||
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|Residence||North America||  ||Door height||6 feet 8 inches / 2032 mm||
 
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|Residence||North America||  ||Doorknob height||36"||
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|Residence||North America||  ||Doorknob height||36 inches / 934.4 mm ||
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|Industrial||North America||  || Rail loading dock height (from top of rail) ||40 inches / 1016 mm||
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|Industiral||Australia||  || Rail loading dock height (from top of rail) ||48 inches / 1219 mm||
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|Residence and commercial||United States||  || Stairway riser (from top of one tread to top of next) ||7 inches / 177.8 mm||
 
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|Category||Locale||Era||Description of dimension||value and units of dimension||comment
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|International intermodal container||World wide||  ||container height||8 feet / 235.0 cm ||
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|International intermodal container||World wide||  ||short container length||20 feet / 590.6 cm ||
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|International intermodal container||World wide||  ||long container length||40 feet / 1181.2 cm ||
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|Semi trailer||North America||  ||trailer length||40 feet / 1181.2 cm ||
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|Semi trailer||North America||  ||trailer length||48 feet / 1463 cm ||
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|Semi trailer||North America||  ||trailer length||53 feet / 1615.44 cm ||
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|Intermodal container||North America||  ||trailer length||40 feet / 1181.2 cm ||
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|Intermodal container||North America||  ||trailer length||48 feet / 1463 cm ||
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|Intermodal container||North America||  ||trailer length||53 feet / 1615.44 cm ||
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[edit] Fixed dimension tables

So you have just found a photograph of an asset that is a must have for your route. But the problem is, that there are no dimensions to start with. However, as it happens, at least in some times, places, and applications, that certain dimensions are common enough that they are almost standard. These dimensions can be used as a starting point to at least make reasonable estimates of other dimensions.

[edit] Rail and Trackside Assets

Category Locale Era Description of dimension value and units of dimension comment
Railroad North America 1886 to Present Standard gauge railroad track 4' 8.5" / 1435 mm
Railroad UK 1846 to Present Standard gauge railroad track 4' 8.5" / 1435
Railroad North America Coupler horizontal center line - loaded car 33 to 34 inches / 838 to 864 mm
Railroad North America Coupler horizontal center line - empty car 34 to 35 inches / 864 to 889 mm
Railroad North America Wheel diameter - up to 70 ton car 33 inches / 838 mm
Railroad North America Wheel diameter - 70 to 119 ton car 36 inches / 908 mm
Railroad North America Wheel diameter - auto rack and intermodal cars 28 inches / 711 mm
Railroad North America Floor & deck height from top of rail 40 inches / 1016 mm
Railroad Australia Floor & deck height from top of rail 48 inches / 1219 mm
Railroad Australia to 1880 Rail wheel thickness 5 inches / 127 mm
Railroad Australia 1880 to date Rail wheel thickness 5-1/2 inches / 139.7 mm

[edit] Architectural elements

Category Locale Era Description of dimension value and units of dimension comment
Residence North America Door height 6 feet 8 inches / 2032 mm
Residence North America Doorknob height 36 inches / 934.4 mm
Industrial North America Rail loading dock height (from top of rail) 40 inches / 1016 mm
Industiral Australia Rail loading dock height (from top of rail) 48 inches / 1219 mm
Residence and commercial United States Stairway riser (from top of one tread to top of next) 7 inches / 177.8 mm

[edit] Vehicles

Category Locale Era Description of dimension value and units of dimension comment
International intermodal container World wide container height 8 feet / 235.0 cm
International intermodal container World wide short container length 20 feet / 590.6 cm
International intermodal container World wide long container length 40 feet / 1181.2 cm
Semi trailer North America trailer length 40 feet / 1181.2 cm
Semi trailer North America trailer length 48 feet / 1463 cm
Semi trailer North America trailer length 53 feet / 1615.44 cm
Intermodal container North America trailer length 40 feet / 1181.2 cm
Intermodal container North America trailer length 48 feet / 1463 cm
Intermodal container North America trailer length 53 feet / 1615.44 cm

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