At the center of the frame, the separator once played a crucial role in the cement-making process, dividing grit from dust. The grit was sent back to the mills for further pulverizing, ensuring nothing went to waste, while the finer dust was transferred to the blending silos.
To the right, two massive ducts drew waste feed through the ball mills, keeping the dust hot so the material could flow freely. This relentless cycle of grinding, separating, and refining kept the plant in motion, driven by machinery that once roared with life.
Now, only silence remains. This dramatic print captures the raw scale and intricate engineering of an industrial space frozen in time, making it a compelling addition to any collection.