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Control room of total four boilers contains quite a few panels, meters, switches and wheels.
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Some machines had names, like Vienola and Karoliina here. The latter mentioned seemed to be still switched.
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It was all supplied by Siemens.
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A lot of measurements and alarms available of the gas turbine it seems.
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Among the most interesting of the indicator lamps is this, "käy kondensaattorina" - ?
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Behind the safety chain are some folders..
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Do not throw the away, will be needed when equipment is uninstalled - Regards, Ahtiainen
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Continuing to the staircase, which was decorated with this painting.
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For a power station this building continued a lot of office rooms. They were on two storeys.
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They were very, very interesting.
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Some had been taken to a more important use.
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Memories of a project that required some overnight negotiations.
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Meeting room.
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Another meeting room.
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These business references are from times of Paloheimo, so apparently all the office rooms were not occupied by Fortum. Most interesting of them is naturally Saastamoinen, the former owner of three (former) UE targets in Kuopio.
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This bigger staircase didn't look at all like it belonged to a power station. More like a museum of modern art entrance?
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Except here, where the cabinets were for some reason placed next to the stairs.
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Continuing up to the large attic, this layout drawing of receiving system by Kone Oy will be the only visual memory from there.
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Leaving. The boiler halls were on the left, and the interiors we mostly checked in the right hand part of the station.
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