In LWR What is the range of Destressing temperature in 52 kg and heavier section a. Mean rail temp+5 0C to Mean rail temp+10 0C* b. Mean rail temp+5 0C to Mean rail temp+15 0C c. Mean rail temp to Mean rail temp+10 0C d. Mean rail temp+2 0C to Mean rail temp+10 0C In LWR What is the range of Destressing temperature in 52 kg and heavier section a. Mean rail temp+5 0C to Mean rail temp+10 0C* b. Mean rail temp+5 0C to Mean rail temp+15 0C c. Mean rail temp to Mean rail temp+10 0C d. Mean rail temp+2 0C to Mean rail temp+10 0C

In LWR What is the range of Destressing temperature in 52 kg and heavier section a. Mean rail temp+5 0C to Mean rail temp+10 0C*
b. Mean rail temp+5 0C to Mean rail temp+15 0C  
c. Mean rail temp to Mean rail temp+10 0C  
d. Mean rail temp+2 0C to Mean rail temp+10 0C
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a. Mean rail temp+5 0C to Mean rail temp+10 0C*
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