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I've posted both of these access covers before, but today I realised they're both part of Glasgow's old Hydraulic Power system. From a pumping station on High Street, pressurised water was pumped through thirty miles of pipes made of one in
1967. GE built a powered exoskeleton. 🦾💪 Hardiman. Hydraulic. Amplified strength 25x. Could lift a car (or close to it). The catch? It weighed 680kg (1,500 lbs). The full version would have topped 1,000kg. Too heavy. Too ahead of its time
Water was pressurised using massive steam engines at a pumping station on High Street and then sent through 30 miles of pipes below the streets to power industrial machinery in workshops across the city. These access covers, marked with the
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