This part of the plant housed the coal mills, where raw coal was pulverized to increase its surface area, ensuring it burned efficiently to produce the extreme temperatures required for the kiln.
The round pipe on the right was the kiln firing pipe, where air mixed with pulverized coal was blasted into the kiln, sustaining combustion in the heart of the process. Now, the machinery sits idle, the heat long gone, leaving behind a space once driven by fire and precision.
With its textured surfaces and industrial depth, this print offers a glimpse into the raw energy once required to keep the cement works in motion.