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Identifier: canmachinerjanjun1913toro (find matches)
Title: Canadian machinery and metalworking (January-June 1913)
Year: 1913 (1910s)
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Subjects: Machinery Machinery Machinery
Publisher: Toronto MacLean-Hunter
Contributing Library: Fisher - University of Toronto
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The cupola is 107 ft. high above thebin walls and 220 ft. above the base ofrail. This means that there are veryfew, if any, higher reinforced concretebuildings in existence. Above the stor-age addition, the cupola is but twostories high, as the only machineryabove those bins is the conveyors andspouts for filling the bins.Marine Tower. A marine tower for unloading boats in order that two vessels may be unload-ed simultaneously, one lying along eachside of the jetty. The tower is 340 ft.from the elevator. It is built of struc-tural steel, this material being adoptedinstead of concrete because it is expect-ed that, in the event of the GeorgianBay Canal being built and 600-ft. ves-sels being brought to Montreal for un-loading, it may be desired to extend thejetty farther and move the tower to 10 CANADIAN MACHINERY Volume IX
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such a distance from shore that 600-ft.vessels may be unloaded without inter-ference. As the shorter jetty is, how-ever, better adapted to present conges-tion in the harbor, it has been adopteduntil such time as the increased size oflake boats coming to Montreal shall re-quire its extension. A steel galleryruns from the marine tower to the ele-vator, and contains the conveyor beltsfor taking grain received by boat to theelevator. Shipping Conveyor Galleries. Study of the accompanying diagramwill show the extensive system of ship-ping galleries built and contemplated.Those already built in connection withelevator No. 1 were two miles in extent.Those to be added in connection withelevator No. 2 will bring the total to2l/2 miles, using 10 miles of rubber belt.All galleries are of steel with concretefloors and roofs and corrugated steelside-covering. Miscellaneous Structures.A reinforced concrete building is pro-vided for a grain dryer and its boilerplant, and a similar structure for thet

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  • bookyear:1913
  • bookdecade:1910
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  • bookpublisher:Toronto_MacLean_Hunter
  • bookcontributor:Fisher___University_of_Toronto
  • booksponsor:Algoma_University__Trent_University__Lakehead_University__Laurentian_University__Nipissing_University__Ryerson_University_and_University_of_Toronto_Libraries
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