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U.S. STEEL DUQUESNE WORKS HAER No. PA-115 (Page 111) #47242, February 13, 1958."; "Cross Section Through Checkers (Odd Course) - Stoves 1, 2, 3, & 4 - Blast Furnace No. 4: Drawing #47243, February 18, 1958."; "Arrangement of Gas Burners - Stoves 1, 2, 3, & 4 - Blast Furnace No. 4: Drawing #47227, June 5, 1959."; "U. S. Steel - Mon Valley Works - Duquesne Plant Property Inventory List," (Duquesne, 1984): 32, 64; "Axial Compressor," Iron and Steel Engineer 40 (July 1963): 201; "Elevation Arrangement - Stove and Gas Cleaning System - 28'-0" Blast Furnace No. 6: Drawing #43012, March 25, 1961."; Harold E. McGannon, ed., The Making, Shaping, and Treating of Steel, Eighth Edition, (Pittsburgh, 1964): 405; United States Steel Corporation, Operation Manual, Project No. 536-4366, "W. Q. C. Facilities - Blast Furnace Recycle System," (Duquesne, 1980): 2- 6, 2-13, 2-14. 8.United States Steel Corporation, "Location Plan - Gas Cleaning Facilities - #3 & #4 Blast Furnace - Blast Furnace Area: Drawing #56675, February 21, 1969."; U. S. Steel, "Mon Valley Works - Duquesne Plant Property Inventory List," (Duquesne, 1984): 68; Operation Manual, Project No. 536-4366, "W. Q. C. Facilities - Blast Furnace Recycle System," (Duquesne, 1979): 2-4 - 2-6; "Engineering Flow - P & I Diagram - Fume Cleaning System for Blast Furnaces No. 3 & 4: Drawing #56850, March 19, 1969." 9."U.S.S. to Build Blast Furnace, Install Environmental Equipment," Iron and Steel Engineer 57 (March 1980): 69; United States Steel Corporation, Operation Manual, Project No. 536-4366, "W. Q. C. Facilities - Blast Furnace Recycle System," (Duquesne, 1979): 1-5, 2-1 - 2-35, 4-54, 4-55; Wayne Cadman, General Superintendent of Plant Utilities, interview with author, August 4, 1989; United States Steel Corporation, Operation Manual, Project No. 501-7565, "W. Q. C. Facilities - Non-Evaporative Recycle System - Blast Furnace No. 6," (Duquesne, 1980): 2-35.
Historic Name Present Name: Location: Construction: Documentation I. Rotary Car Dumper: U.S. STEEL DUQUESNE WORKS HAER No. PA-115 (Page 112) U.S.S. Corporation, Duquesne Works, Blast Furnace Plant, Raw Materials Handling and Storage System. U.S.X. Corporation, National-Duquesne Works, Blast Furnace Plant, Raw Materials Handling and Storage System. Upper Works 1896, 1901, 1918 - 1928, 1954 - 1962 Photographs of the Blast Furnace Plant can be found in HAER No. PA-115-A. DESCRIPTION A. Rotary Car Dumper Building: The rotary dumper building was designed by the Heyl and Patterson Company and built by the American Bridge Company. It is located south of blast furnace number six near the shoreline of the Monongahela River. Laid out on a north-south axis, it is 40'-6" wide x 72'-l" long x 17'-8 5/8" high. The steel framed structure of the building is covered by corrugated metal. The building's gable roof is supported by Fink trusswork. An approximately 27'-0" wide opening in the floor runs the length of the building in order to accommodate the rotary car dumper. Located at the northwest corner of the building is a 10'-0" square x 9'-0" high operator's room. At the northeast corner of the building is an approximately 9 f -0 M wide x 10*-0" long x 9 , -0" high motor control room. Construction Date: 1957. B. Rotary Car Dumper: The 26'-0" diameter x 60'-0" long steel framed rotary car dumper, designed and built by the Heyl and Patterson Company of Pittsburgh, PA, is laid out on a north-south axis. The centerline of the car dumper is located 22'-2" off the east wall of the building. Its southern end coincides with the south wall of the building. Each end of the car dumper is made up of a braced steel column-like shape formed into a 26'-0" diameter ring sitting above and below the floor line of the building. The outside flange of each ring supports one of the car dumper's two drive chains and a steel rail around its circumference. Each rail rests on two sets of 12" diameter sill wheels. The sill wheel sets are composed of two steel rail wheels which are secured by clevis connections to a large steel column, laid out on a east-west axis, located directly below each ring. The columns, which are supported by concrete footers located in the basement of the building, support the sill wheels near its eastern and western ends. The inside flange of each ring forms the parameters of an
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