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Eight Units.
The first four units were 100MW coal fired generators, they were installed in the original station. The remaining four units were installed in the sixties and put out 200MW. In 1971 all the generators were converted to burn natural gas, with the first four units retaining their ability to burn coal.
These have since been removed completely and the bay is empty. At least the workers got a kick out of our 'guest book' on Unit 8. O RLY?
phil (ingineer's) mobile 400V DC quickcharger for the LEAF. 100,000RPM gas turbine + AC generator connected to a 400V inverter. also can directly drive the LEAF's battery bus to power the car while it is in motion. burns propane or similar gas.
Depending on how I spell my name, I can come up with a differently generator avatar (via Philipp Lenssen)
Diesel Generator is a very small MOC, and it was a huge challenge for me, because of the several details and techniques used.
I think I managed to get a very satisfactory result.
I used some uncommon parts wich gave some life to the final result
When the Cold War bunker was on the electricity grid, this generator would have kicked in automatically if the grid supply failed. There was a backup generator that could have been started manually.
Now it will cost £60,000 to have the tunnels reconnected to the grid. Though with the cost of diesel these days, sooner rather than later would be better.
As you might guess, it was very noisy here. My torch is lighting up the centre of the nearest generator. Like much of the tunnels, this was in total darkness.
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If you have time, I recommend you look through all my pictures of the tunnels so that you gain a proper impression of the site.
Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drakelow_Tunnels
Drakelow Tunnels:
Regional Government HQ (contains a good map of the tunnel layout): www.ringbell.co.uk/ukwmo/Page223.htm
This is what I can remember the guide telling us:
Drakelow Tunnels cover about 285,000 square feet (26,500 square meters)
Built in 1939 for LandRover workers to make engine parts for Spitfire and Hurricane fighter planes.
Later it became a Cold War regional defense bunker, hence the three blast doors we had to pass through to gain entry to the site.
The site is massive, the tunnels stretch for three and a half miles (five and a half kilometers) -- on entry, our guide told us not to wander off or we would become lost, and I can well believe it.
All sorts can be seen down there, including dormitories, canteens, and even an operating theater from the Cold War era. This had been found with all the equipment (such as an X-ray machine) unopened.
Portable, environmentally friendly solar and windpower generator, powering NASA's exhibit tent on the Mall for Earth Day. Pretty good idea to combine the two, because chances are either there will be some sun, or wind, or hopefully both, at any given moment.
BASRA, Iraq – Spc. Brian J. Haggard, Bravo Battery 1-174th Air Defense Artillery Regiment senior generator maintainer, repairs one of the generators July 30, which is responsible for powering one of the C-RAM systems located on Contingency Operating Base Basra. (Photo by Spc. Brittany H. Gardner)
Generator powered AC unit. Took this while the driver was zooming down the Freeway.
© Derrick Brown 2007
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Andrew Schoultz & Aaron Noble, 2003, Mission District, San Francisco, California, USA, mural. Photo 1 of 3.
Generators used to power the DEW radar (the diesel generators themselves have been removed)
In the generator room
Abandoned Mount Laguna Air Force Station
47851 has had an overhauled main generator fitted and the task of aligning it will be undertaken in the near future.
20/10/2013
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