Deep in the basement of the White Bay Power Station Boiler House, this heavy-duty coal mill once pulverized fuel into fine powder, ensuring a steady combustion process. Secured with thick bolted panels and built to withstand immense pressure, the structure reflects an era of industrial endurance.
Unlike modern high-speed mills, this machine operated with controlled precision, using large steel balls to grind coal in a slow, deliberate motion. The wear on its riveted panels and thick castings reveals the relentless demands of its past, each component engineered for longevity.
The muted tones of aged steel and brick create a dramatic composition, ideal for those who appreciate the raw aesthetics of industrial history.
Printed on museum-quality archival paper, ensuring rich depth and sharp details for a lasting impact.