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Volume 39 (XXXIX), 1909-1910, published 1910

The Electrification of Murton Colliery, County Durham

Drawings and Photographs accompanying the article

Sample Description
ThumbnailSection showing arrangement of electrical pumps and haulage at Murton Colliery
ThumbnailHawthorn Haulage Plant in Hutton Seam — Side Elevation
ThumbnailHawthorn Haulage Plant in Hutton Seam — End Elevation
ThumbnailHawthorn Haulage Plant in Hutton Seam — Plan
ThumbnailFull set running from Hesledon No. 2 Landing: current consumed during journey, 44.5 units
ThumbnailEmpty set running from Hesledon No. 2 Landing: current consumed during journey, 26.75 units
ThumbnailNo. 1 Haulage Plant in Main Coal Seam — Side Elevation
ThumbnailNo. 1 Haulage Plant in Main Coal Seam — End Elevation
ThumbnailNo. 1 Haulage Plant in Main Coal Seam — Plan
ThumbnailFull set running from Cross-Cut Landing: current consumed during journey, 30.5 units
ThumbnailEmpty set running from Cross-Cut Landing: current consumed during journey, 20.25 units
ThumbnailMurton Colliery, County Durham
ThumbnailView of sub-station
ThumbnailNo. 1 or high-tension (5,500-volt) switchboard
ThumbnailNo. 2 or medium-tension (2,000-volt) switchboard
ThumbnailExternal view of Capell fan-house
ThumbnailInternal view of Capell fan-house, showing fan-drive
ThumbnailInternal view of Capell fan-house
ThumbnailUnderground distribution switchboard
ThumbnailHawthorn haulage-motor
ThumbnailLow Main haulage-motor
ThumbnailNo. 1 Main Coal haulage-motor
ThumbnailNo. 1 Main Coal haulage-motor
ThumbnailNo. 2 Main Coal haulage-motor
ThumbnailGolightly Drift pump
ThumbnailMotor for driving surface screening plant
ThumbnailController with tanks and covers removed
ThumbnailDiagram of controller connections
ThumbnailMechanism of controller and interlocking gear
ThumbnailDetails of high-tension contacts and operating gear
ThumbnailSection of grid resistance enclosed in a ventilated cover

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