The preheater building was once a vital component of cement production at Kandos Cement Works. Using a network of cyclones, it efficiently preheated raw material to around 800°C before it entered the kiln, reducing energy consumption and improving overall efficiency. Now, stripped to its skeletal remains, it stands as a stark reminder of the scale and complexity of industrial operations that once thrived here.
This print captures the raw beauty of industrial decay, showcasing the intricate framework that once powered a relentless production cycle. A perfect piece for those fascinated by the intersection of engineering and abandonment.