Turntable Tech - What Makes This Turntable Spin?
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- Опубликовано: 9 фев 2025
- It's an engineering-themed #NCLearnAtHome video, We're taking a look at the inner workings of the Bob Julian Roundhouse turntable, used in the heyday of steam locomotive travel to spin locomotives and place them in the roundhouse for regular maintenance and repairs. To see more videos detailing the museum, its exhibits, and the history of Spencer Shops, click here: • The Museum - Grounds a...
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This video answers so many questions I've had in my head about the table at NCTM.
Awesome!
@@NCTransportationMuseum Actually feel like this video is also sort of a response to my comment on the last video. 😉
@@SOU6900 It was definitely an inspiration!
The early turntables were driven by the steam from a hose hooked up to the steam locomotive once it was parked on the turntable .
This turntable with sheds really reminds me of Thomas and friends.
That’s really cool. I assume the control room must get pretty toasty with that resistor bank in there, spinning loads all day. Or does it have a cooling fan that exhausts the heat out?
Great video!