This lab was used for testing materials at all stages of the cement-making process, ensuring quality and consistency in production. Precision was key here, with equipment like X-ray machines analyzing the composition of samples.
Unlike the rest of the plant, where dust coated every surface, this was one of the cleanest rooms—an environment built for accuracy amidst an industry defined by heavy machinery and raw materials. Now, with its cabinets left open and equipment abandoned, it stands as a stark contrast to the controlled precision it once upheld.
A fascinating look into the unseen side of industrial production, this print is a striking addition for those who appreciate the intersection of science, industry, and history.