Once an essential part of Wangi Power Station’s fuel distribution system, these trippers were designed to move along the conveyor guide rails, precisely directing coal into the bunkers below. Their role was crucial—ensuring an uninterrupted supply of fuel to the boilers, keeping the station running at full capacity.
Now frozen in time, these machines sit idle, their function long obsolete. Yet, their presence remains a testament to the intricate engineering that once powered this industrial giant. Though the movement has ceased, the remnants of their design still speak to the efficiency and precision that defined the station’s operations.
This print is ideal for those fascinated by industrial engineering, mechanical design, and the raw beauty of abandoned infrastructure—capturing both function and history in a single frame.