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Neasden Power Station was a coal-fired power station built by the Metropolitan Railway for its electrification project. It was opened in December 1904. It was within the site of the current London Underground Neasden Depot. The station was commissioned in 1904 with three British Westinghouse turbo-generators rated at 3,500 kW each. Two 5,000 kW sets were added five years later. The station was further upgraded in 1912 when the original turbines were replaced. Condenser cooling was undertaken in nine wooden cooling towers, their cooling capacity was 2.627 million gallons per hour (0.33 m3/s).

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rdfs:label	Neasden Power Station (en)
rdfs:comment	Neasden Power Station was a coal-fired power station built by the Metropolitan Railway for its electrification project. It was opened in December 1904. It was within the site of the current London Underground Neasden Depot. The station was commissioned in 1904 with three British Westinghouse turbo-generators rated at 3,500 kW each. Two 5,000 kW sets were added five years later. The station was further upgraded in 1912 when the original turbines were replaced. Condenser cooling was undertaken in nine wooden cooling towers, their cooling capacity was 2.627 million gallons per hour (0.33 m3/s). (en)
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name	Neasden Power Station (en)
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location	Greater London
dcterms:subject	1904 establishments in England London Underground infrastructure Former power stations in London 1968 disestablishments in England Demolished power stations in the United Kingdom Coal-fired power stations in England
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Wikipage revision ID	1110708026 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	1904 establishments in England Metropolitan Railway England Greater London London Underground infrastructure London Passenger Transport Board London Underground Lots Road Power Station British Rail Former power stations in London 1968 disestablishments in England British Westinghouse Demolished power stations in the United Kingdom Coal-fired power stations in England Coal Neasden Depot London & North Eastern Railway London Underground steam locomotives Fossil fuel power plant
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.20thcenturylondon.org.uk/ltm-1998-86802
sameAs	Neasden Power Station Neasden Power Station Neasden Power Station Neasden Power Station
th fuel primary	Coal
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has abstract	Neasden Power Station was a coal-fired power station built by the Metropolitan Railway for its electrification project. It was opened in December 1904. It was within the site of the current London Underground Neasden Depot. The station was commissioned in 1904 with three British Westinghouse turbo-generators rated at 3,500 kW each. Two 5,000 kW sets were added five years later. The station was further upgraded in 1912 when the original turbines were replaced. Along with Lots Road Power Station and Greenwich power station, Neasden power station supplied the whole London Passenger Transport Board network from its formation in 1933. Coal for the power station was brought in by trains, initially by the Metropolitan Railway using its fleet of steam locomotives, from June 1935 by the London & North Eastern Railway, and from 1948 British Rail. By 1957 the plant comprised eleven boilers, five were chain grate stokers and six were heavy fuel oil. The total evaporative capacity was 880,000 lb/hr (111 kg/s). These supplied 3 × 20 MW, 1 × 16.5 MW and 1 × 13.2 MW generating sets, a total capacity of 89.7 MW. Electricity was generated at 11 kV, 33.33 Hz. Condenser cooling was undertaken in nine wooden cooling towers, their cooling capacity was 2.627 million gallons per hour (0.33 m3/s). The power station ceased generating in 1968. (en)
ps electrical capacity	20.5 (megawatt)
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opening year	1904-01-01 (xsd:gYear)
installed capacity (W)	20500000.000000 (xsd:double)
country	England
operator	Metropolitan Railway London Passenger Transport Board
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Metropolitan Railway List of power stations in England Thomas Parker (inventor) Lots Road Power Station Stonebridge Park power station Acton Lane Power Station James Wilson (athlete) Metropolitan line Neasden Neasden Depot
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