. The Street railway journal . with a heavy fly-wheel and steamseparator, and is capable of giving a normaloutput of 300 bhp when running at 400 r. p. m.,non-condensing, with steam at a pressure of155 lbs. per square inch at the stop valve. The electrical plant consists of three direct-current 500-550-volt compound-wound genera-tors, coupled direct to the engines, the outputof each generator being 200 kw when runningat 400 r. p. m., and they are designed for anoverload capacity of 20 per cent for two andone-half hours, with a moderate rise of tem-perature. The generators are in every respectin


. The Street railway journal . with a heavy fly-wheel and steamseparator, and is capable of giving a normaloutput of 300 bhp when running at 400 r. p. m.,non-condensing, with steam at a pressure of155 lbs. per square inch at the stop valve. The electrical plant consists of three direct-current 500-550-volt compound-wound genera-tors, coupled direct to the engines, the outputof each generator being 200 kw when runningat 400 r. p. m., and they are designed for anoverload capacity of 20 per cent for two andone-half hours, with a moderate rise of tem-perature. The generators are in every respectin accordance with the contractors standardpractice, the magnet frames being of cast ironandthe pole pieces of laminated steel and castinto the magnet frame. The commutation is -sparkless at allloads and the field windings are so arranged to give a 10 percent rise in the E. M. F. from no load to full load. The switchboard was erected by the generator builders, andconsists of nine black enameled slate panels \l/2 ins. thick, each. THE MANDALAY TRAMWAYS CAR SHED AND POWER HOUSE erected in the power house. The lifting longitudinal andtraverse is worked by chains from the engine room floor. The contractors for the whole of the work and plant wereDick, Kerr & Company, Limited, represented in Mandalay byD. Williamson. The sub-contractors were Nahapiet & Martin, October 15, 1904.] STREET RAILWAY JOURNAL. 685 of Rangoon. The consulting engineers for the work wereKincaid, Waller, Manville & Dawson, of Westminster, whoprepared the detailed plans and specifications, and were repre-


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