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Livishie Power Station - Access Tunnel

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The access tunnel is, at a guess, around 1000ft/350m long, runs straight for most of its length until it bends sharply on the final approach to the machine hall. In common with most such tunnels, it is unlined except at the portals:

Livishie power station - access tunnel

Photo: Livishie power station - access tunnel
Photo by: Mike Ross


Another view down the access tunnel from the entrance portal:

Livishie power station - access tunnel

Photo: Livishie power station - access tunnel
Photo by: Mike Ross


Looking back up the access tunnel from the bend, daylight just visible:

Livishie power station - access tunnel

Photo: Livishie power station - access tunnel
Photo by: Mike Ross


The tunnel continues to bend sharply until it enters the machine hall. On the right of this picture can be seen the entrances to the chambers excavated at the side fo the tunnel - office space, store, battery room etc. Just out of view round the bend on the left wall of the tunnel is a grille-covered tube which leads to the tailrace and provides ventilation.

Livishie power station - access tunnel

Photo: Livishie power station - access tunnel
Photo by: Mike Ross



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