
JC-1 Turbine at Dokie
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Components, such as these Nacelles and tower sections, continue to arrive by rail in Chetwynd and are stored in the CanFor yard
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Local contractor, Chetwynd RediMix, has their concrete batch plant up and running on site
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Pumping concrete for the "mud mat", the first step in construction of the tower foundation
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Foundation mud mat with the first course of the footing rebar in place
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An anchor bolt assembly for a tower base is being prepared to be lifted into place
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Building the forms in preparation for the concrete pour
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Reinforcing steel in the tower foundation
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The anchor bolt assembly of the tower base incorporated in the foundation rebar
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A foundation site ready for the 26 concrete truck loads that will deliver a continuous pour
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The freshly poured concrete is covered to aid in the cure process. The combined weight of the steel and concrete in a tower foundation is 650 tonnes
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Bolts of the anchor bolt assembly connect the foundation to the first tower section
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A worker climbing a ladder in the 80 metre tower
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The view from the top of a nacelle
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A view down on a tower foundation under construction
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A view to wind turbines JC-1, JC-9 and JC-15 on a late winter day
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