Very overwhelming place. And an overwhelming amount of photos (sorry for that):

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_{Who spots the digital shots?}

Fantastic!!

FUCK!

Damm.. thats a beauty of a find. wicked set

what's with the color coding on the turbine looking things? place must have taken a day and a half to fully explore

Who spots the digital shots?

1, 3, 6, 8 ?



Amazing location and photos.

Wow, what was the purpose of this place?

Thanks everyone!

Posted by macaroo what's with the color coding on the turbine looking things? place must have taken a day and a half to fully explore

I wonder... I have no idea why the turbines have different colours. And yeah, we needed almost a whole (winter) day for this beast.

Posted by Adv.Pack 1, 3, 6, 8

Correct!

Posted by philbegas Wow, what was the purpose of this place?

To produce electricity - it's a power plant.

Wow. I totally overuse the word awesome, but this is.

5, 10 and 11 are my favorites.

*drool* I am speechless.

That place looks amazing, really love 8, 10, and 11.

WOW!

The different coloring of the turbines is done to make unit # identification more reliable and consistent when performing operations or maintenance. This is a common human performance error reducing technique which you see often at plants with many units.
Example, you have a task to perform on Unit #5, and you begin walking from the end of the plant where unit #1 is, and you lose your bearings and wind up on unit #6 and now perform your task on the wrong unit.... Bad juju.....

Well, if you know that unit #5 is the Yellow unit, and unit #6 is the green unit, you are far less likely to make that mistake.

Sick place! it looks pretty massive

WOAH! That place is massive! Awesome photos!