The C-Train station in the foreground and the Alberta
College of Arts in the background. The SAIT campus
is right next door to the ACA. |
This is the pedestrian crossing at the SAIT
Station |
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Looking back at the SAIT station from the other side |
The C-Train Station pedestrian crossing at the other side |
The C-train goes all the way to downtown Calgary, this is
the bridge crossing 10th street (I think) |
Just outside of the Ctrain station is a big soccer field and
the old Heart building's Heritage hall. Heritage hall
was built back in 1905 or so, and SAIT expanded it by
putting in a modern structure attached to the back of it |
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A close up look at Heritage hall, Senator Burns building is
on the right |
Senator Burns building complex |
Just behind Heritage Hall is the attached Heart building,
you can see the transition from old bricks to the new
building |
A tree just outside Heritage hall |
The back of the newer Heart building, inside is a lot of
class rooms, a big lunch hall, and the library |
Inside the glassy structure of the Heart building |
The lunch hall of the heart building, you can see the other
"outside" wall of Heritage hall, which is intergrated into
Heart building |
And a close up look at Heritage hall's wall, there are a
couple of pedestrian bridges connecting to the inside of the
building |
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The lunch hall below and classrooms on both sides, and
Heritage hall just up front |
Near the Heart building is the Senator Burns building, which
houses mostly girls, I think! Anyway all the girls
come to classes here, probably learning how to sew. |
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Across the street from Senator Burns are the local campus
residence. The new building on the right and the old
(and currently abandoned at 2005) on the left |
And right by the Residence is the Thomas Riley building,
which contains mostly stinky guys mumbling about "S" and "F"
all the time. |
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The study and lunch hall |
The lunch hall on first floor |
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SAIT Power Lab |
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Inside this building is the SAIT Powerlab, which is called
the TransAlta Epi Center, whatever that means |
Inside the Power Lab is a fully functional John Inglis
boiler, a steam turbine connected to an electrical
generator, which can produce power and supply it back to the
grid. Also in this room is a hot water heating boiler,
a turbine model, and a small fire tube steam boiler |
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Just right next door is another fully functional Boiler
called the "Volcano", the Volcano boiler room also houses
the Moores Turbine and generator unit. |
The side of the volcano boiler |
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Housed on the second floor of the Volcano boiler room is an
air conditioned control room |
Right behind the control room is the Moores turbine and
generator unit. |
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The control panel for Volcano boiler, all of the functions
can be controlled inside the control room as well.
(the handsome bloke is Kyle Sullivan) |
The oh shit button for Volcano boiler |
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Volcano boiler alarm message display |
Volcano boiler superheater temperature and Drum level
display |
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The 1960 style Moores turbine control panel |
Fire inside the Volcano boiler! |
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The non return steam shut off valve for the Volcano boiler |
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