| 3. Milling is a mechanical business |
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From the office we find some interesting details, not only of milling.. |
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From times when the mill was Tuko (T), a silo map. The blue notebook is a rat war diary. |
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The dozen trough octopus position indicator. |
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Functional lights are handy in exploring dark basements. |
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Elevator and hopper somewhere in the middle of the mill. |
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This elevator (manuf. year 1964) lacks some parts. |
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The manufacturer had a rough name, Ammus-Sytytin. Nowadays it's been changed to a more peaceful english name. |
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"Oy Ammus" - harsh, harsh indeed. |
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Pipes'n'valves has gotten a third element: cans |
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Narrow shaft. |
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Some unrecognised device in a corner. |
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Seems to be a mechanic, automatic scale. |
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It's not inclined. |
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A mechanic human-machine interface. |
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The main milling machinery was supplied by Ab Kvarnmaskiner, the name which can also be found from some other old mills. |
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Pipes and other process jungle. |
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On top of the red brick part lies a row of diverters. Access to the wooden silos is from here via hatches. |
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No ladders down, only this person winch. |
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The mandatory meter photo of an apparent liquid tank. |
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The basement as deep as it gets. Wooden silos inside the brick walls lead here. |