| 2. Process heat station |
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During recent years, the heating station has been taken over by pigeons. Totally. Going there today means you need to go outside the pigeon-season, whatever that is. Otherwise you need some kind protection suit.
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Ripped stuff that might not be too healthy for inhalation. Fortuately this is not an interesting corner anyway, because there's just pigeon shit and the platform with ladder down.
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Damn boys from the hood, who've rocked the windows just enough to provide the pigeons an easy access.
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Down at once since this really is no good place to hang at.
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I'm not surprised..
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Above the boiler hall there's a catwalk platform with stored junk.
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This guy did a wise move when wearing the mask thing.
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Main platform with control panels and boiler hatches.
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Switch room.
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Lamp showing to the control platform.
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Even though some window glasses are still in one piece, visitors have seen it as their duty to smash everything made of glass inside the station.
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Yellow asbestos warning tapes add the missing ingredient to the rainbow colour selection.
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One of the few representers of this lifestyle in the city has visited the place.
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Boiler on the left: Eckrohr-boiler, Rosenlew Oy, Pori 1961.
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Fire surface 200 m², steam pressure 13 bar.
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Boiler on the right: Eckrohr-boiler, Rosenlew Oy, Pori 1963.
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Fire surface 200 m², steam pressure 18 bar.
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Mandatory valve shots 1, 2, 3..
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Some more pipes'n'valves.
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I'm not sure in which direction the asbestos danger is. I would suppose it is down in the basement just as well as on the control platform, so why isolate a dangerous zone from another one?
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Oil preheater is installed in a basement now damp and reeking.
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The heater comes from Theft, still written in the traditional way on this plate.
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Pump jungle.
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MOK'71. Since Mouhijärven Osuusmeijeri had reserved MOM some years before the dairy in Mikkeli was established, the logical abbreviation could not be used here. So they chose MOK.
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Bottom of the left boiler.
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Anti sooting equipment.
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Exhaust sign.
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Tank surrounded by reasonable amounts of pigeon crap and ripped insulation remainings. What a find!
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On the first visit it was quite a surprise to find out there's a tunnel connecting the heat station to the other buildings. It starts here.
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