BCIT's hot water tanks. Two insulated storage tanks holding the campus hot water supply, fed by the orange hot water piping overhead.

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BCIT's Cleaver-Brooks boiler in the power plant. Gas-fired 4-pass firetube steam boiler. This is just BCIT's training boiler, most power engineers in the province have run this thing at some point.

Orange piping, hot water return risers, a plate heat exchanger, and the pumps that keep campus heat moving. Photo from BCIT's heating and hot water plant in Burnaby, BC.

I believe a Liebherr LTM 1450

The bridge still operates a number of times a year. The mechanism is driven by a DC electric motor, by memory about 100 hp.

The turbo on a General Electric train engine i removed. (Lowe's gift card for size)

One of the machines that caught my eye at Meyer Made during my visit, it has B axis milling head and twin cutting capability, the M1 head and turret works on both sides of rotor components simultaneously, and it helps cut cycle time, along with that it also reduces chatter during intermittent cuts

Just one of my old blueprints, with a few minor corrections. I hope you like it; any suggestions are welcome

She big, she bad, she broken. For now

I built this as a side project for work, because we got lucky and caught a failing air brake component because someone was under it and saw it shift - So I made this so we can do a better job inspecting the brakes.

Seen this loader at Brownsville, wondering what it is. Serial tag says it’s a terex 72-81aa, body is a Michigan.