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European Railroad Discussion > Coal from CwmbargoedDate: 04/27/22 01:15 Coal from Cwmbargoed Author: 86235 The daily 6C83 descending the 2.5% grade from the Ffos y Fran coal washery at Cwmbargoed past the site of the Ffynnonau Duon no.3 (Black Wells) drift mine. There's a 5 mph TSR (Temporary Speed Restriction) just above this location hence the almost constant application of the brakes. A good piece of train control by the driver.
You must be a registered subscriber to watch videos. Join Today! Date: 04/27/22 01:53 Re: Coal from Cwmbargoed Author: exhaustED Very nice, lovely weather too!
Date: 04/28/22 11:53 Re: Coal from Cwmbargoed Author: dwatry Very nice!
Date: 04/28/22 15:48 Re: Coal from Cwmbargoed Author: gaspeamtrak That was excellent ! The weather does look nice...:):):)
Date: 04/29/22 03:58 Re: Coal from Cwmbargoed Author: gbmott Very nice. Where was that coal destined? Separate question-- what will be the effect of the proposal to extend the life of the remaining coal-fired power stations?
Gordon Date: 04/29/22 14:23 Re: Coal from Cwmbargoed Author: 86235 gbmott Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Very nice. Where was that coal destined? > Separate question-- what will be the effect of > the proposal to extend the life of the remaining > coal-fired power stations? > > Gordon Coal from Cwmbargoed goes to two customers, Tata Steel at Port Talbot and Hope Cement in the English Midlands. If the lives of West Burton and Ratcliffe generating stations are extended they will only burn imported coal. Date: 05/05/22 16:32 Re: Coal from Cwmbargoed Author: ShortlinesUSA Great video! Thanks for posting.
Mike Derrick Posted from Android Date: 05/05/22 16:43 Re: Coal from Cwmbargoed Author: goneon66 awesome video. made my day and thanks for posting................
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