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Mining Loads for Central Stations

Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1913
The paper discusses the desirability of mining loads for central stations from the view points of both the mine operators and central station operators. The power supplied to a mine from a central station is used, in general, for haulage, hoisting, ventilation, coal cutting, pumping, tipples, machine shop, blacksmith shop, and general lighting.
Wilfred Sykes, Graham Bright
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Central Station Power for Mines

Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1913
The paper is devoted chiefly to a historical sketch of the West Perm system in regard to its electrical service in connection with coal mines. The first mine installation was connected to the system in 1896 and previous to that time it had been found very difficult to convince the mine operators of the advisability of central station service, as they ...
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Development of the Modern Central Station

Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1911
The predecessor of the huge modern central station is the Edison direct-current three-wire station, which was developed 20 years ago. By a system of feeders and mains, direct current was distributed at 220-volts from a station located at the center of power demand.
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Cement in central station design

Proceedings of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1905
The Illinois Steel Company has just completed and placed in operation at its plant in South Chicago, a new power-house for the supply of power to its various mills at South Chicago, and at Buffington, 10 miles distant. This station contains, at the present time, two units, each consisting of a 2000-kw., 25-cycle, 2200-volt, three-phase generator ...
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Power station centralized control centralized control for steam power stations

Electrical Engineering, 1950
THE ULTIMATE in centralization of instrumentation and controls for a steam electric power station might be considered as only one operator for the whole station; this operator would be sitting in a quiet air-conditioned office with one load indicator and one control to start, adjust the load, and stop each main turbine generator.
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Stockholm Central Station

2012
This project concerns the most centrally located and spatially complex area in central Stockholm. It is located directly to the west of the internationally well-known Stockholm City area developed in the 1950s and 1960s. Presently significant reconstruction of the central station and its track areas is under way which will also open up a large new ...
Lars Marcus, Tobias Nordström
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