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Post-WWII Construction of Stourport 'B' station for the [[British Electricity Authority]] | Post-WWII Construction of Stourport 'B' station for the [[British Electricity Authority]] | ||
1954 when commissioned the station's English Electric turbines had the most advanced steam conditions of any turbine in the UK's public supply system, at 1500 psi, 1050°F. | |||
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Revision as of 09:09, 11 January 2022
1923 Construction of the power station started for the Shropshire, Worcestershire and Staffordshire Electric Power Co; planned capacity was 12-15 MW.
1927 J. T. H. Legge was engineer.[1]
Post-WWII Construction of Stourport 'B' station for the British Electricity Authority
1954 when commissioned the station's English Electric turbines had the most advanced steam conditions of any turbine in the UK's public supply system, at 1500 psi, 1050°F.
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