Turbines Plans - General Arrangement of Shaft & Cross Section of Turbine, 1903

Two photographs of turbine drawings from the year 1903. The first drawing is titled "10000HP Turbines. Canadian Niagara Power Company. General Arrangement of Shaft." It was last revised 18 May, 1903. The second drawing is titled "10000HP Turbines Canadian Niagara Power Company. Cross Section of Turbine" This drawing revised 6 May, 1903 and 26 June, 1903.

WTS-1-TvD

Brown sample with two mains domains. The general clast shape ranges from sub-angular to sub-rounded. The first one is light brown with closely clustered clasts ranging from small to large. Lineations are common amongst the smaller clasts. Grain crushing is commonly seen with larger clasts. The other domain is a darker brown with better dispersed clasts ranging from small to medium. Lineations are common in this domain.

WTS-3AKT

There are two main domains in this sample. One domain is dark brown and much finer grained. The other domain is a lighter brown with mainly small clasts. Lineations and water escape structures are common in this domain. The finer grained domain is mainly structure-less and clay rich.

WTS-4-AM

Brown sediment with clasts ranging from small to medium. Clast shape ranges from angular to sub-rounded. Lineations and comet structures are abundant in this sample. Grain crushing, and stacking are also present. Minor amounts of rotation structures can also be seen.

WTS-5-KO

Brown sediment with clasts ranging from small to medium in size. Clast shape ranges from angular to sub-rounded. Lineations are the most common micro-structure in this sample. Grain crushing/stacking can also be observed in multiple areas of the sample. There are also a few darker organic rich areas present. Comet structures are present in minor amounts.