A row of corroded boiler feed valves, once the gatekeepers of steam production, now frozen in rust. These valves controlled the precise flow of water into the boilers, ensuring a constant supply to the water walls where intense heat transformed it into steam.
Each wheel adjusted the balance, regulating pressure and preventing dangerous fluctuations in the system. Now, the pipes sit silent against the brickwork, their purpose long fulfilled. The wheels remain in place, but no hands will turn them again.
A compelling addition for collectors of industrial photography, this print captures the intricate mechanics behind White Bay Power Station’s operation.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, preserving the depth and textures of this striking composition.