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56 Cpt. Lloydy
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Feb 1, 1999
8:55 am
Just leafed through my 11/95 copy of trains. On page 86 there's a picture of an entire freight train (cbnp roll by). Noticed a six- car cut of boxcars...
57 John Van Buekenhout
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Feb 1, 1999
6:28 am
What is the mathematical formula for calculating curve tangents?...
58 Darius Chagnon
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Feb 1, 1999
2:17 pm
... From: Cpt. Lloydy <lenglel@...> To: Ry-ops-industrialSIG@onelist.com <Ry-ops-industrialSIG@onelist.com> Date: Sunday, January 31, 1999 10:26 PM ...
59 lawrence jackman
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Feb 1, 1999
5:59 pm
I do not consider paper is made from trees. There are special trees grown to make paper from like pulp wood, cottonwood and ect. They don't use lumber trees...
60 Ken Pebesma
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Feb 1, 1999
6:23 pm
There is a similar operation in Whitby, ON. They load scrap paper into NS boxcars that have delivered new stock from a mill somewhere in the Southeast. The...
61 Andrew Baird
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Feb 1, 1999
9:38 pm
Looking for track plans from the paper mill in Grand Falls Nfld. (Abitibi-Price) For the 1970''s. Thank You Andrew Baird...
62 Miracle Castings Inc.
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Feb 2, 1999
1:13 am
I know the cars you mean. I always see them parked by the side of the 401 when I go by there on my way to Kingston. I always wondered where they came from...
63 Grant Morgan
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Feb 2, 1999
6:05 am
The IKO company, a part of the shingle industry uses reclaimed paper, including cardboard, as well as clean construction site lumber scrap to make the paper...
64 John Van Buekenhout
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Feb 2, 1999
6:46 am
IKO has a plant in the St. Boniface area of Winnipeg. Actually it would be a great model of a trackside industry for a model railroad. It is very compact....
65 Peter Bowers
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Feb 2, 1999
7:26 pm
... IKO has a plant in Hawksbury, Ontario also. The grit for the surface comes in by rail. Now, as each shingle has a combination of different coloured grits...
66 Ken Pebesma
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Feb 2, 1999
6:02 pm
And another in Brampton, ON. It receives occasional tank cars of asphalt, but most comes by truck. Also, wood chips and grit are received by truck, but for...
67 jdhofmockel@xxxx.xxx Send Email Feb 2, 1999
8:24 am
... Isn't that "slag" material what they call "fly ash"? I notice the Mid American Energy plant just outside of Council Bluffs keeps some covered hoppers...
68 Miracle Castings Inc.
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Feb 2, 1999
9:29 pm
I too would be interested in where fly ash comes from. RailLink Southern Ontario ships many covered hopper loads of it from Stelco in Nanticoke up to ...
69 Hudson Leighton
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Feb 2, 1999
9:39 pm
... Fly ash usually comes out of the Baghouse (filters) of a powerplant, It is used in several things Cinderblocks comes to mind. ...
70 Chris McKinnon
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Feb 3, 1999
1:03 am
... I think the black grit comes from the 3M (ex Ontario Rock Company) quarry east of Havelock On. Chris...
71 Ed Barry
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Feb 3, 1999
12:30 am
This was posted on the Ry-ops-industrialSIG list ... Does anyone have photo's of Tar or Asphat tanks from the 1950's to the 1990's. Were the older tanks...
72 john falconer
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Feb 3, 1999
1:44 am
Is fly ash another name for "baghouse fume"? I remember this term mentioned in a list of commodities carried in covered hoppers, in Stafford Swain's article...
73 PPfoten211@xxx.xxx Send Email Feb 3, 1999
1:34 am
I hope someone out there on this list can help me. I am looking to model an industry that receives loads in two bay covered hoppers. A friend told me to ...
74 Walt Gay
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Feb 3, 1999
2:38 am
... Cement comes in two bay covered hoppers. Cement plants get stone and aggregate as well as sand. Walt...
75 George Willard
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Feb 3, 1999
2:50 am
I don't know anything about the gypsum, but In Toano, Virginia on the CSX (nee C&O) there is a Owens Illinois bottle making plant. It makes Budwiser beer...
76 Mark William Hemphill
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Feb 3, 1999
3:06 am
... I don't think so. I have always seen baghouse fumes referring to particulate matter collected at smelters, and fly ash referring to dust collected at...
77 Mark William Hemphill
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Feb 3, 1999
3:21 am
... A gypsum wallboard and plaster plant can be quite large, generating 10 to 20 loads a day or more of gypsum wallboard, bagged plaster, and taping compound....
78 C. Jackson Wyatt III
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Feb 3, 1999
4:07 am
... Fly ash is considered a hazardous material and contaminates the covered hopper that it is shipped in. Apparently it is OK though, if it is included in a...
79 C. Jackson Wyatt III
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Feb 3, 1999
4:19 am
... IIRC from my Santa Fe days, U.S. Gypsum had a plant around Sweetwater, TX that shipped gypsum in covered hoppers. We maintained a shippers pool of covered...
80 PWhite0130@xxx.xxx Send Email Feb 3, 1999
7:26 am
... It is the CSX that connects to the WW. The WW also had 2 bays and someone brought out these cars in HO a while back. Peter...
81 PWhite0130@xxx.xxx Send Email Feb 3, 1999
7:32 am
... Here is a list of typical commodities shipped in covered hoppers: Alumina, Ammonium nitrate, Ammonium phosphate, Barley, Bauxite, Boric acid, Bran, Carbon...
82 jdhofmockel@... Send Email Feb 3, 1999
1:20 am
... Ooooh, Ooooh........."> Diatomaceous earth,..............." That reminds me: I see a covered hopper from time to time near where I work in Council Bluffs,...
83 Peter Bowers
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Feb 3, 1999
8:59 pm
One of the things I have been playing around with is how to generate the waybills on model railway layouts. You have a few options. One way, you can use...
84 Miracle Castings Inc.
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Feb 3, 1999
9:19 pm
... Hi! We see GWB shipped from a gypsum plant near Hagarsville, Ont., but they get their gypsum from an outside source, as their local mine ran out. I'll ...
85 PPfoten211@xxx.xxx Send Email Feb 4, 1999
1:27 am
In a message dated 2/3/99 5:08:56 AM Eastern Standard Time, Ry-ops- industrialSIG@onelist.com writes: << it arrives at the GWB plant in open-top hoppers as...
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