The last remnants of a vital system, these towering condenser plinths once supported the massive equipment that kept Wangi Power Station running. Unlike others throughout the facility, these appear to be the largest, suggesting variations in design or capacity across the station’s intricate infrastructure.
Each plinth held a condenser—an essential component of the steam cycle—where exhausted steam from the turbines was cooled and recycled back into water, ensuring maximum efficiency in power generation. Now, stripped of machinery, these solid concrete foundations remain as immovable markers of the station’s past, their sheer presence a testament to the scale of industrial engineering once at work.
A commanding addition for those drawn to industrial heritage, structural engineering, and the striking remnants of abandoned industry. This print captures the raw power and precision that defined an era of energy production.