. Giornale ferroviario elettrico . 1909, pagina 720, e costo € 26,000 completo, verde. Dicembre 30, [9] 1.1 GIORNALE FERROVIARIO ELETTRICO gli edifici sono alti un piano con una torre per le linee di trasmissione in entrata e in uscita e sono 93 piedi di lunghezza per 26 piedi. larghezza 8 poll. La sala d'attesa dei passeggeri è di circa 16 metri 4 poll. x 25 piedi 2 poll. ed è separato dalla sala macchine da un divisorio di legno costruito con soffitto a perline con griglia di aslat che corre l'intera larghezza dell'edificio. La sala di trasporto si trova all'estremità opposta dell'edificio dalla sala d'attesa ed è di 25 piedi x 25 piedi. 2 poll. Il reparto trico di t
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. Electric railway journal . 1909, page 720, and cost $26, 000 complete, green. December 30, [9] 1.1 ELECTRIC RAILWAY JOURNAL The buildings are one story high with a tower for theincoming and outgoing transmission lines and are 93 ft.long by 26 ft. 8 in. wide. The passenger waiting room is16 ft. 4 in. x 25 ft. 2 in. and is separated from the machineryroom by a wooden partition built of beaded ceiling with aslat grille running the full width of the building. Thefreight room is located in the opposite end of the buildingfrom the waiting room and is 25 ft. x 25 ft. 2 in. The trical department of the Illinois Traction System, and par-ticular care was exercised in locating equipment so as toreduce the copper and allow for ventilation and free accessto the machinery. The apparatus was installed by com-mon labor with the assistance of one expert. It requiredabout ten days to make a complete installation, and thecost, which was $300 per station, was very low, as thelabor was cheap. Up to the present time the existing line. j, [-7b main line rail Joliet Extension—Plan of Combination Passenger, Freight and Substation machinery room or substation proper takes up the centralportion of the building and includes the tower, which isr6 ft. x 25 ft. and 15 ft. high. The machinery is so arranged that the kilowatt capacitycan be doubled. Two rotary pits have been built and suf-ficient area provided to take care of the additional trans-formers and other electrical equipment necessary. The apparatus installed at this time is located as shownin the accompanying illustrations and consists of three oil-insulated, self-cooled transformers; one oil-insulated circuitbreaker with automatic overload and remote mechanicalcontrol for the 33, 000-volt line and bell alarm contacts; has received its energy from a central power station locatedat La Salle. Extensions to this plant are difficult owing toproperty restrictions and the fact that it is located onIllinois River bottom land where it is almost