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29 October 1979 was the last operational day of Hartshead Power Station, Stalybridge. As it was taken out of service, it was producing a steady 64 megawatts of power. As a coal fired power station, coal was delivered by train on the other side of the River Tame and transported by conveyor belt to the 26 acre site. Today it is ruined, with much of the buildings open to the elements and the chavs. Todays visit was made funny by a decent set of guys on the roof of the main building.
Photo-a-Day: Year 6, Day 282 – Total Days: 2,108
Canon 6D | ISO 100 | 50 mm | f/2.2 | 1/500 sec
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Southern 630's steam-powered generator (for the lights).
From Wikipedia:
Southern Railway 630 is a steam locomotive built in 1904 by the American Locomotive Company (Richmond Works) for the Southern Railway. It is a 2-8-0 Consolidation of Southern's Ks-1 class.
The 630 was used on Southern until her retirement in 1952. December of that year, the 630 and sister locomotive, 722, were purchased by the East Tennessee & Western North Carolina Railroad and numbered 207 and 208 appropriately. In December 1967, both locomotives were traded back to the Southern for use in their Steam Program and re-given their former identities in return for a pair of former Central of Georgia Alco RS3's. The locomotives headed main line excursion trains over the entire Southern system until the 1983 when both were retired again from the Southern in lieu of larger power. They both were leased to the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum. 722 was later donated by Southern's successor NS to the City of Asheville, NC. TVRM ran the 630 until 1989 when she was yet again retired. 630 was donated to TVRM in 1998 by NS. That same year, the 630 entered TVRM's restoration shop (now Soule Shops) and has since been under restoration. It is one of the most thorough restorations that has been done in the U.S. for many years, including frame work and a complete running gear overhaul. As of March 2011, 630 is once again operational and is currently undergoing test runs.
...you make generator margaritas! Sorry for the lack of posts, but we
are on Day 7 of Camp Blackout. To make matters worse, Zoe's friend,
Jenny, arrived from England last night. It's her first trip to the US
too! Upon arrival at the house last night, I welcomed Jen to the most
advanced country in the world. I then handed Jen her toilet bucket
and a flashlight.
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"Art Generator", 2007
Jamie Allen
Wood, Metal & Electricity
Electronic art is powered art. Plugging into the grid is like growing a systemic appendage - a phantom limb - that makes complicit in a host of activities never seen nor mentioned in work descriptions or catalogues. What would electronic art veer toward if we explicitly freed it from this burden?
For the "Art Generator" project, I have constructed a human-powered generator, and asked electronic artists to create pieces to consume the generated electricity. These pieces will be created, added, removed and interconnected over the duration of the show, as an ecosystem of electron-using creative work and workers. Power is only available, that is, the art is only generated, when an interested interlocutor puts their own energy into the pieces.
A repair man hauling a large rust generator on the back of his bike. Directly next to a business man carrying a briefcase.
contrast...
location: Shanghai, China
my work 'low billions generator' in the show 'counting bone' in sydney may 2015...
short video here vimeo.com/125633293
this paper construction work hybridises the classic split-flap sign mechanism with the japanese craft of karakuri - clockwork and hand-wound robots - to produce a fluttering pulse of numerals activated by a handclap, a laugh or a stomp on the floor...
Counting Bone
Affiliated Text, 33 Roslyn Street, Kings Cross
Opens Tuesday April 21, 6-8pm
Exhibition open 10-6pm daily April 21 – May 29
Clio Cresswell, Sadie Chandler, Domenico de Clario, John Paul Cretney, Lily Hibberd,
Deliah King, Bronwyn Platten, Philipa Veitch and Gary Warner.
Curated by Affiliated Text
Staten Island voters trickle in and out to vote in a tent in a playground behind PS 52 after Hurricane Sandy in Staten Island. Power is provided by a generator in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy Nov 6, 2012. Photo by Michael Nagle/Greenpeace
Image is free to use only when crediting image to padslet.com/cheats-hacks/clash-clans-hack-free-gems-elixi... - Clash of Clans Generator
Unishipping
International Ltd was appointed to deliver a new turbo generator for the
biggest thermal power plant in Bulgaria. The cargo consisted of a stator
with weight 189 t, dimensions 5.96 x 4.14 x 4.26 m, a rotor with weight 48
t, dimensions 10.80 x 1.80 x 1.75 m, plus 20 cases with accessories. The
generator was supplied at Saint Petersburg Port, and loaded on m/v
Schillplate chartered by Unishipping to Varna Port. It was a big challenge
for port authorities in Varna, as this was the heaviest piece ever
discharged with their two 100 t mobile cranes.
From Varna the stator had to be loaded on an 18 axle trailer and delivered
in South Bulgaria. Unfortunately when cargo was discharged Unishipping was
informed by the consignee from the power plant that the old generator had
not yet been removed and they could not accept the new generator. Thus
Unishipping delivered all pieces, except the stator, which was stored at
quay in the port. The cargo was discharged more than two weeks prior to the
deadline and so the weather conditions were not in Unishippings favor. The
Varna region was frozen with temperature minus 20°C and was stopped up with
snow and ice. As such Unishipping had no time to lose and decided to proceed
with the overland transport. They hired a dumper, loaded with sand and salt,
in order to spread it before the convoy in the icy parts on the road and
convoy departed with three escort cars. After two days transit time the
stator was successfully delivered at job site. But Unishippings job was not
finished yet. The 18 axle convoy had to enter in the interior of the plant
where there was very limited space. Therefore the stator was lifted up on
elephant legs, the 18 axle trailer was dismantled and stator was reloaded on
a 12 axle trailer in order to reach the exact place in the plant.
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this modern yet dusty pressure pump drives the staple gun.....it makes a whumping noise each time it's pressed for a staple to be released
This Diesel Steam Generator (Kolumbo) has vertical burner with high thermal efficiency steel coil & auxiliary motor for burner. It has low fuel lamp & double pipe gas-oil pump. It has user-friendly control panel. - www.atcomaart.com/pd/51506857574954566970/steam-cleaners/...
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