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April, 1934
Colliery Re-Organisation on the North East Coast - II
Drawings and Photographs accompanying the article
| Sample | Description |
|---|---|
 | Fig. 13 — Surface layout, Bates pit |
 | Fig. 14 — Exterior view of screens and washery, Bates Pit |
 | Fig. 15 — View of tub tipplers, Bates Pit |
 | Fig. 16 — Interior of screening plant, showing rubber picking belts |
 | Fig. 17 — Anti-breakage loading jibs, Bates Pit screening plant |
 | Fig. 18 — Screening plant, Bates Pit, showing connection with shaft |
 | Fig. 19 — Cambois Colliery, showing tubway from North Seaton in foreground |
 | Fig. 20 — Tipplers, Cambois Colliery |
 | Fig. 21 — Showing construction of creeper chain |
 | Fig. 22 — Interior of one of the duplicate 160 tons per hour washeries |
 | Fig. 23 — Refuse tip for stone and washery drift |
 | Fig. 24 — Screens and plate-type picking belts, Cambois Colliery |
 | Fig. 25 — Secondary nut screens, Cambois |
 | Fig. 26 — Anti-breakage loading jibs, Cambois Colliery |
 | Fig. 27 — Central screening plant and washery for Cambois and North Seaton Collieries |
 | Fig. 28 — New 800 tons per hour coal loading plant in course of construction |
 | Fig. 29 — Loading plant for Cambois and North Seaton pits |
 | Fig. 30 — Layout of coal loading plant, Bates Pit |
 | Cambois Colliery |
Article reproduced from a copy of the magazine held at National Mining Museum Scotland, Newtongrange, Midlothian.
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