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Field Visit

Date 2010

Event ID 881960

Category Recording

Type Field Visit

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/881960

This is a small station, forming a later addition to the scheme. There is a requirement to provide a minimum level of compensation flow to the River Errochty, and this is done by over-ground pipeway from Errochty Dam. Prior to the water exiting into the river and flowing along its original course it passes through a single turbine in this small station which generates power from this compensation flow. This is a very small later station which is used to generate power on the required compensation flow to the river Errochty. The station is of a relatively late date and is of broadly standard design. National Archives of Scotland (NAS), Ref: NSE North of Scotland Hydro Electric Board Collection (1943 -1990); NAS, Ref: NSE1 North of Scotland Hydro Electric Board Minutes (1943-1990); NAS, Ref NSE2 North of Scotland Hydro Electric Board Annual Reports (1943-1990); P L Payne, 1988; J Miller, 2002, 42: 88918 Scottish Hydro Electric, 2000, 18; J Gifford, 2007, 741.

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