Rigid wheel base definition

Rigid wheel base means the horizontal distance between the axle centers of front side wheel and behind side wheel, those wheels are composed into one frame of the bogie which dose not kinked toward the horizontal direction (including a bogie frame) and those wheels have not the lateral allowance and the steering function.
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