Kohlenschuppen

Kohlenschuppen

Small covered sheds with a platform in front were commonly used at branch line stations in Southern Germany and neighbouring countries. They served for storage of coal for the small locomotives stationed at rural stations for local services. They might also be found at a depot of a small privately owned branch line. The sliding doors could be locked to prevent theft of coal by the local population. No canes or other lifting devices for coal were fitted. To speed up the actual coaling process, coal was loaded into wooden baskets beforehand. The filled baskets were then carried to the locomotive after her arrival and emptied into the coal bunker. This coaling procedure has nowadays been revieved with some smaller museum locomotives.

Author: Konrad Bernhard

Kohlenschuppen
art
kohlenschuppen.jpg 31.89KB
body
balken_dunkelbraun.texture.txt 41 bytes
balken_dunkelbraun.tga 812 bytes
bohlen_dunkelbraun.texture.txt 41 bytes
bohlen_dunkelbraun.tga 48.04KB
braun_torrahmen.texture.txt 38 bytes
braun_torrahmen.tga 812 bytes
bruchsteinmauer.texture.txt 38 bytes
bruchsteinmauer.tga 96.04KB
dachpfannen_rotbraun.texture.txt 43 bytes
dachpfannen_rotbraun.tga 3.04KB
grau_gelaender.texture.txt 37 bytes
grau_gelaender.tga 812 bytes
kohle.texture.txt 28 bytes
kohle.tga 48.04KB
kohlenschuppen.im 76.55KB
korb.texture.txt 27 bytes
korb.tga 12.04KB
teerdach.texture.txt 31 bytes
teerdach.tga 24.04KB
verschalung_lokschuppen.texture.txt 46 bytes
verschalung_lokschuppen.tga 24.04KB
• config.txt 2.50KB