BrianCook

Does anybody know what this contraption is? (the thing on the right - not the class 47)

 

TPS?

 

Does it deal with 'spent' oil?

TPS I believe stands for Tilted Plate Seperator, a device developed by Derby RTC in the 1970s for the removal of oil from waste water emanating from the depot. They were fabricated from plate steel and wire mesh. They were generally placed on the outfall from the depot. Another example can be seen from the observation deck of the NRM in York.

 

Brian

I would recommend you send an email to A&H Models (dccshop@hotmail.co.uk). They were very helpful when I upgraded to Windows 10 and were able to provide drivers and instructions.

 

Brian

200 miles to Edinburgh. Located about 5 miles north of York adjacent to Bridge 14, Overton

 

 

Not a problem at all, Jeff.  At least it's raised ET from the ashes...

 

I think it was purely finger trouble and nothing sinister.  Those of us with 'sausage fingers' find it a regular failing on iPads.

it would appear that I am the 'culprit'. This comes as a suprise to me as I had no intention of commenting. My apologies if I have caused consternation or offence. I assure you that none was intended. Brian

I think that it is York, possibly the site of the old South Roundhouse!