Bonerelated

Bonerelated refers to a term used to describe an equipment malfunction, particularly in the railroad industry. The term originated in the 1920s and describes a situation where one of the center driving gearboxes on a locomotive's driving gear on a wheel for a locomotive axle fails, causing the wheels to rotate at different speeds, resulting in slow operation and inefficient work.

The term is also sometimes used to describe a specific type of railroad derailment, where the failure of this gear results in an uneven rotation of the wheels, leading to loss of traction and potentially causing the train to derail.

The Bonerelated scenario involves a fundamental conflict between two essential rail equipment systems: the high-precision gear trains used to transmit speed onto the drive wheels of a locomotive, and the less exact wheel flanges on which they rest. In the event of gear failure, one wheel may become disengaged from the axle and turn ahead while its counterpart halts, allowing issues between the wheel and the track joint to develop comprehensively.

This malfunction places undue stress on the coupling and driving gear systems, and serves as clear motivation for faulty operation to checkworking gear conditions in order to properly handle this risk before changes make things much clearer.

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