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Steelplant
A tracked wrecking machine seen at stage level of the LD Steelmaking Plant of the Consett Works of the British Steel Corporation. Various pneumatic tools can be attached to the end of the long telescopic boom. It was mainly used for cleaning off excess had slag from the mouths of the LD furnaces. (Consett Iron Works)
A tracked wrecking machine seen at stage level of the LD Steelmaking Plant of the Consett Works of the British Steel Corporation. Various pneumatic tools can be attached to the end of the long telescopic boom. It was mainly used for cleaning off excess had slag from the mouths of the LD furnaces. (Consett Iron Works)
Steelplant
A new articulated slag transporter seen about to lift a slag bowl full of slag in the LD steelmaking plant of the Consett Works of the British Steel Corporation. (Consett Iron Works)
A new articulated slag transporter seen about to lift a slag bowl full of slag in the LD steelmaking plant of the Consett Works of the British Steel Corporation. (Consett Iron Works)
Millwrights
Mr Sam Plater (driller) working on manipulator rock beam. (Consett Iron Works). August 1964
Mr Sam Plater (driller) working on manipulator rock beam. (Consett Iron Works). August 1964
Millwrights
Mr K. Moor (fitter) grinding slab shear top knife head liner. (Consett Iron Works). August 1964.
Mr K. Moor (fitter) grinding slab shear top knife head liner. (Consett Iron Works). August 1964.
Steelplant
A articulated slag transporter pictured on its way from Oxygen Steelmaking Plant to Slag Reduction with a full slag bowl. (Consett Iron Works).
A articulated slag transporter pictured on its way from Oxygen Steelmaking Plant to Slag Reduction with a full slag bowl. (Consett Iron Works).
Steelplant
A view of the cab of 'Gradall' tracked wrecking machine used for cleaning excess hard slag from the mouth of the LD steelmaking furnaces in the Consett Works of the British Steel Corporation. (See photo no 60993). (Consett Iron Works)
A view of the cab of 'Gradall' tracked wrecking machine used for cleaning excess hard slag from the mouth of the LD steelmaking furnaces in the Consett Works of the British Steel Corporation. (See photo no 60993). (Consett Iron Works)
Steelplant
An articulated slag transporter pictured emptying a steelplant slag bowl in the Consett Works of the British Steel Corporation. (Consett Iron Works)
An articulated slag transporter pictured emptying a steelplant slag bowl in the Consett Works of the British Steel Corporation. (Consett Iron Works)
Millwrights
Mr A Featherstone (fitter) dressing teeth on No 7 vertical stand pinions. August 1964. (Consett Iron Works)
Mr A Featherstone (fitter) dressing teeth on No 7 vertical stand pinions. August 1964. (Consett Iron Works)
Steelplant
A tracked wrecking machine pictured on the stage of Oxygen Steelmaking Plant of the Consett Works of the British Steel Corporation. This machine known as a Gradall was used to clean excess slag from the mouths of the LD furnaces. (Consett Iron Works)
A tracked wrecking machine pictured on the stage of Oxygen Steelmaking Plant of the Consett Works of the British Steel Corporation. This machine known as a Gradall was used to clean excess slag from the mouths of the LD furnaces. (Consett Iron Works)
Power Station
The main control room and power distribution panel of the power station of Consett Iron Works Mrs N Hicks and Mrs H Brown are seen dusting a desk. Of the two clocks in the centre of the control desk the one on the left is accurately controlled standard time and the one on the right is frequency controlled. The speed of the machines, ie frequency is controlled at all times to keep the right hand clock at the same time as the left. In the background is part of the 33KV control panel. The diesel generating control panel is first to the right of centre. June 1965.
The main control room and power distribution panel of the power station of Consett Iron Works Mrs N Hicks and Mrs H Brown are seen dusting a desk. Of the two clocks in the centre of the control desk the one on the left is accurately controlled standard time and the one on the right is frequency controlled. The speed of the machines, ie frequency is controlled at all times to keep the right hand clock at the same time as the left. In the background is part of the 33KV control panel. The diesel generating control panel is first to the right of centre. June 1965.
Power Station
The main control room and power distribution panel of the Power Station in the Consett Iron Works Mr W Scott (control attendant) is seen writing out permits to workcard after isolation of feeders. June 1965.
The main control room and power distribution panel of the Power Station in the Consett Iron Works Mr W Scott (control attendant) is seen writing out permits to workcard after isolation of feeders. June 1965.
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