One of the guys in our group is considering modelling this paper mill at Kimberly WI (Kimberly as in Kimberly-Clark) but more recently run by a company called NewPage I believe. (Also previously Stora Enso and Interlake Papers, it's changed hands a few times!)
Nicely for modelling purposes (especially for modules) it has two distinct 'LDE's, an unloading facility for inbound loads in tanks and covered hoppers (Imerys Pigments & Additives) plus the plant itself which in terms of the railroad is almost an end-on building flat!
Bing location: http://binged.it/175leQr
https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=Waukes ... .2,,0,6.84
Unfortunately if you zoom in on the Google ones it shows the plants demolition in full swing - albeit still a rail-served industry with the rubble going out by rail! Interestingly the inbound section is still in use, wonder if it works as a 'transload' for other plants in the area...?
I believe it used either recycled or 'pulp' paper brought in as a base, as there's no sign of it using chips or pulpwood. The mill closed a couple of years back unfortunately, but lasted long enough to be switched by CN taking over from Wisconsin Central, here's some cool CN power switching...
http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPi ... id=3234139
There's a nice set of images of the actual mill building from the railroad side here:
http://wc2scale.org/zenphoto/wc-industr ... berly-sub/
And some of the kaolin inbound bit (referred to as Imerys Pigments and Additives (ex ECC?)
http://wc2scale.org/zenphoto/wc-industr ... berly-sub/
Some more from the same site - both parts are featured in several pics 2/3rds of the way down here - the Imerys site has been reworked several times over the years, the newest version (2007+) seems to be arranged to be switched with a trackmobile rather than the switcher as in the above image with the CN SD40-2W
http://wc2scale.org/zenphoto/wc-industr ... es-photos/
Paper Mills
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Re: Paper Mills
Just down the river a short way is another mill (there were once loads in the area) at a place called Combined Locks - this one is referred to as 'Appleton Coated' - Appleton appear to produce paper with specialist coatings...
On Google:
https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?um=1&hl= ... a=N&tab=il
On Bing:
http://binged.it/1214vtV
Some prototype pics:
http://wc2scale.org/zenphoto/wc-industr ... erly-sub-/
Things I like with this - the way the 'main line' visits one end of the site, then wanders off into the woods for a bit before appearing back at the other end - almost two modules again, or both sides of a 'roundy' layout?
On Google:
https://maps.google.co.uk/maps?um=1&hl= ... a=N&tab=il
On Bing:
http://binged.it/1214vtV
Some prototype pics:
http://wc2scale.org/zenphoto/wc-industr ... erly-sub-/
Things I like with this - the way the 'main line' visits one end of the site, then wanders off into the woods for a bit before appearing back at the other end - almost two modules again, or both sides of a 'roundy' layout?
Martyn Read
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Re: Paper Mills
Building a Paper Mill complex:
http://issuu.com/mr-hobbyist/docs/mrh12 ... mode=embed
Paul Dolkos' previous layout also featured a sizeable paper mill, and the article was in the April 2000 MR. I strongly recommend anyone interested in modeelling paper mills to look at it.
http://issuu.com/mr-hobbyist/docs/mrh12 ... mode=embed
Paul Dolkos' previous layout also featured a sizeable paper mill, and the article was in the April 2000 MR. I strongly recommend anyone interested in modeelling paper mills to look at it.
Brian Moore
Re: Paper Mills
That is a 3-part series in MRH Magazine - April, May & June. Very informative