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and one deep scouring sluice, between the harbour and the New Cut, together with a dredging vessel, known as a drag boat, to scrape the silt away from the quay walls. Sluices 1, 2 and 4 ('shallow') are used to control the water level, while sluice 3 ('deep') removes the silt. When the deep sluice is
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which stores the hydraulic energy ensuring a smooth delivery of pressure and meaning that the pumps do not need to be running the whole time in order to satisfy peak demand. The external accumulator was added in 1954. The water is pumped from the harbour into a header tank and then fed by gravity to
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Jessop's original designs for the harbour included a dam with an 'overfall', with the level of the water determined by the height of the dam's crest. As a result of the accumulation of mud and silt in the harbour, ships entering the narrow harbour were frequently being grounded. In 1832 Brunel was
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It fell into disuse by 1974. By the 1990s this was rotting and was rebuilt by members of the
Slipway Co-operative and Underfall Trust in 1998–99. The restoration required the complete renewal of the underwater runway with steel piling to replace the previous timber, iron and masonry supports. The
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The 1890 replacement was originally driven by an hydraulic engine powered by the dock's hydraulic system. In 1924, an electric motor was installed which still operates today. The
Bristol slipway is relatively small with a cradle of 100 feet (30 m) and a runway of 265 feet (81 m) and can
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Many of the original wooden patterns still exist with some being used for educational purposes, some being put on display, and others have been kept for operational purposes. The shop is occupied by RB Boatbuilding Ltd, a small business dedicated to the re-creation of classic, late 19th century,
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The 'Underfall' system was re-built in the 1880s, with longer sluices, and the yard above was enlarged. Brunel's method of silt disposal is still in operation today, but the silt is carried in mud barges or pumped to the sluices through a quayside pipe system from the more efficient modern
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is created which sucks the silt out of the harbour and into the river. Since the original introduction of the sluices, they have been changed and renewed several times but today's sluice system was installed in the 1880s. In March 1988, the sluice control was computerised and automated.
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In 2015 a major restoration project was announced with the work including the development of a cafe and visitor centre. An oral history project is being conducted and school education programmes have been introduced as part of the restoration and redevelopment.
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The docks' maintenance facility was established on the land exposed by the damming of the river to construct the harbour, and remains sited at this location to the present day. By the 1830s the
Floating Harbour was suffering from severe silting and
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to retain the water in the harbour; this was completed in 1809, and allowed ships to remain floating at all times, unaffected by the state of the tide on the river. Part of the project included building a dam at the
Underfall Yard with a
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eaves. It has sliding doors at each end, giving access to the boiler and engine houses, blacksmith's and engineer's shops. Much of the original machinery survives, including steam-powered plant from the mid-1880s, these include a
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visitor centre. It is built of red brick with a slate roof and originally contained two steam engine powered pumps. These were replaced in 1907 by the current electrically powered machines from
Fullerton, Hodgart and Barclay of
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There are three electric pumps in the room adjacent to the visitor centre which are regularly run to demonstrate how they worked. These three pumps are 1907 replacements for the originals.
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as a maintenance base. The yards have been little altered recently except for the replacement of the three-storey 'A' block over the sluice paddle room resulting from bomb damage in
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Originally used as a place in which large items such as lock gates were built, the Big Shed was used by maritime businesses and is not open to the public.
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of the engine house dates from 1888, and is grade II* listed, as is the hydraulic engine house itself. It replaced the original pumping house which is now
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The dock maintenance workshops survive from the 1880s but were extended in the early 20th century. The brick building is topped with a tiled double-pile
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called upon to provide the solution to this problem and designed the sluice system, still in use today, to remove excesses of silt and mud.
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Based at the yard are maritime academies, a scout sailing section, a blacksmith, rigging company, Omni, and three boat building businesses.
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Underfall Yard has been refurbished under the management of the
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Ltd manages the slipping of boats. They build, repair and restore wooden craft including the 14 feet (4 m)
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The Bristol Docks Company never achieved commercial success and was taken over by
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shop and stores date from the same period and are grade II listed,
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or 'Heave-up Slip' and was patented in 1819 by shipbuilder
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and yard to enlarge the docks' maintenance facilities.
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In place of the Overfall he constructed three shallow
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above-water track was re-laid, reusing the original
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was engaged by the Bristol Dock Company to create a
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847:"Bianchi and Servettaz Hydraulic Interlocking"
556:Inside Bristol: Twenty Years of Open Doors Day
498:"Our Story: Underfall Yard in the present day"
90:In the early nineteenth century the engineer,
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2631:Scene from A Midsummer Night's Dream
1752:Rail services in the West of England
1179:Bristol Temple Meads railway station
1043:"Big Big Train – The Underfall Yard"
401:The three electronic pumping engines
350:wooden working boats, including the
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797:"Chimney of hydraulic engine house"
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2829:Tourist attractions in Bristol
2567:Institution of Civil Engineers
2504:Other engineering and building
2264:Cumberland Basin swing bridges
1023:. Underfall Yard. 20 June 2016
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966:"Patent slip and quay walls"
352:Bristol Channel Pilot Cutter
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2562:Fellow of the Royal Society
2541:Crystal Palace water towers
2011:Great Western and Brentford
1869:Public transport in Bristol
1504:Bristol Community Transport
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2269:"Devil's Bridge", Uphill
2169:Hilton Hotel, Paddington
995:Slipway Co-operative Ltd
849:. Dr Elizabeth R. Tuttle
822:"hydraulic engine house"
579:McNeill, Jeremy (1997).
80:Grade II Listed Building
2727:(Network Rail typeface)
2579:Robert Pearson Brereton
2364:Great Western Main Line
1957:Isambard Kingdom Brunel
1667:Portway Park & Ride
1582:Great Western Main Line
1314:Almondsbury Interchange
502:www.underfallyard.co.uk
125:Isambard Kingdom Brunel
69:Isambard Kingdom Brunel
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2531:Brook House, Steventon
2347:Tunnels and earthworks
1981:Bristol and Gloucester
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1534:National Cycle Route 3
970:historicengland.org.uk
898:historicengland.org.uk
873:historicengland.org.uk
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2573:Abraham-Louis Breguet
2548:(Brunel on committee)
2536:Crew's Hole tar works
2516:Balloon flange girder
2323:Three Bridges, London
1823:Kennet and Avon Canal
1742:Light rail in Bristol
1737:Clifton Rocks Railway
1722:Bristol Rail Campaign
1602:South Wales Main Line
1509:First West of England
1488:Bristol park and ride
1483:Portway park and ride
940:"Slipway Cooperative"
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2001:Dartmouth and Torbay
1910:Prince Street Bridge
1637:Bristol Temple Meads
1291:Transport in Bristol
1160:St Augustine's Reach
1140:Prince Street Bridge
624:on 30 September 2007
534:Bristol City Council
356:Slipway Co-operative
338:Pattern maker's shop
140:Bristol City Council
2784:Bristol Harbourside
2669:Victoria Embankment
2511:Atmospheric railway
2333:Wharncliffe Viaduct
2313:Royal Albert Bridge
2163:The Railway Station
2041:South Wales Mineral
1838:Royal Portbury Dock
1803:Bristol Ferry Boats
1572:Cross Country Route
1567:Bristol–Exeter line
1457:Bristol bus station
1194:Baltic Wharf marina
1188:Redcliffe Quay and
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1083:Bristol Harbour Map
161:, operators of the
2804:History of Bristol
2789:Culture in Bristol
2674:Paddington Station
2665:Statues of Brunel
2237:Chippenham viaduct
1976:Bristol and Exeter
1592:Portishead Railway
1212:, entrance to the
1200:& Brunel Locks
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701:. 27 November 2023
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472:The Underfall Yard
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2369:Llansamlet arches
2294:Maidenhead Bridge
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2212:Angarrack viaduct
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919:"RB Boatbuilding"
644:"Yard Businesses"
190:Underfall sluices
163:White Funnel Line
129:underfall sluices
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2610:(childhood home)
2575:(trained Brunel)
2557:Renkioi Hospital
2546:Great Exhibition
2478:Cumberland Basin
2374:Sapperton Tunnel
2142:Exeter St Thomas
2137:Exeter St Davids
2122:Cirencester Town
2087:Bradford-on-Avon
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1184:Castle Park
1144:Dry docks:
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950:9 September
924:9 September
772:"Our Story"
747:"Our Story"
705:9 September
628:9 September
539:9 September
508:11 November
342:The former
304:hipped roof
198:The sluices
2778:Categories
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2461:Archimedes
2354:Box Tunnel
2328:Usk Bridge
2257:St Pinnock
2176:St Germans
2157:Paddington
2117:Chippenham
2097:Bridgwater
1843:River Avon
1657:Montpelier
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1093:51°26′48″N
484:References
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113:River Avon
2854:Boatyards
2725:NR Brunel
2181:Salisbury
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2046:Taff Vale
1747:MetroWest
1677:Sea Mills
1622:Avonmouth
1497:Operators
1306:Motorways
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1096:2°37′03″W
1045:. Discogs
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975:18 August
903:18 August
878:18 August
853:25 August
831:18 August
806:18 August
725:ITVx News
614:"History"
408:cast iron
313:Whitworth
308:corbelled
266:External
241:octagonal
220:Buildings
2711:SS
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2598:(father)
2589:Personal
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