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St. Fillans Power Station - Interior
OS Grid Ref: NN 69045 2460 Since it was totally renovated as recently as 2002, the interior of St.
Fillans presents a very clean appearance: Photo by: Mike Ross Another view, with the ceiling of the power station visible, and the access
tunnel just visible on the left: Photo by: Mike Ross Similar view, but a better angle of the generator, and also shows the railings
(bottom right) at the start of the stairway to the turbine floor: Photo by: Mike Ross Looking down the stairway, past the generator vent louvres, to the turbine
floor and the MIV: Photo by: Mike Ross Photo: St. Fillans power station Photo by: Mike Ross Looking forward from the MIV, stairway on the left, access tube to the
turbine on the right: Photo by: Mike Ross Looking into the access tube, to the top of the turbine and generator shaft: Photo by: Mike Ross Beyond the MIV, there's a low archway with a green 'EXIT' sign above it. This leads to the construction adit, which still serves for ventilation, maintenance access to the high-pressure system - and as an emergency exit. Click HERE to see a page with much more on this adit.. Photo by: Mike Ross Moving all the way to the 'front' (downstream side) of the turbine floor reveals a short flight of steps leading to a watertight door - this gives access to the tailrace tunnel. There's another page with information on the tailrace - click HERE to see it. Photo by: Mike Ross Home Page Last updated 26th November 2005 Style © 1998-2001 Subterranea Britannica Words and images © 2005 Michael J. Ross |