These hoppers once directed combustion dust and grit from the precipitator into a screw conveyor, ensuring every usable particle was reprocessed in the ball mills. Designed for maximum efficiency, this system played a crucial role in minimizing waste and keeping cement production running smoothly.
The steel grating beneath workers’ feet, the chutes overhead, and the ever-moving conveyors formed an intricate network of industry, each component feeding into the next in a relentless cycle of refinement. Now, the machinery stands still, yet the structure remains—a testament to the engineering that kept this plant in motion for decades.