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1919 Station designed | 1919 Station designed for Ipswich Corporation | ||
1923 Ipswich power station was | By 1923 Ipswich power station was equipped with two 3 MW turbo alternators and one 225 kW reciprocating machine providing a 3-phase, 50 Hz, 230 and 400 Volt AC supply. | ||
In addition there were smaller machines generating | In addition there were smaller machines generating 230 and 460 Volt DC supplies. | ||
1948 Upon nationalisation of the British electricity supply industry, the ownership was vested in the [[British Electricity Authority]] | 1948 Upon nationalisation of the British electricity supply industry, the ownership was vested in the [[British Electricity Authority]] | ||
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1961 Ipswich power station had an installed capacity of 17.25 MW. | 1961 Ipswich power station had an installed capacity of 17.25 MW. | ||
1967 De-commissioned. | |||
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Revision as of 11:13, 4 November 2021
1919 Station designed for Ipswich Corporation
By 1923 Ipswich power station was equipped with two 3 MW turbo alternators and one 225 kW reciprocating machine providing a 3-phase, 50 Hz, 230 and 400 Volt AC supply.
In addition there were smaller machines generating 230 and 460 Volt DC supplies.
1948 Upon nationalisation of the British electricity supply industry, the ownership was vested in the British Electricity Authority
1961 Ipswich power station had an installed capacity of 17.25 MW.
1967 De-commissioned.
See Also
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