PHOTOGRAPHER’S JOURNAL: My friend Bob tells me that the filters shown in yesterday’s photo were "cyclones, precleaning units that remove large cinders before the exhaust gases go thru the bag houses - which are like large vacuum cleaners filled with cloth bags that filter the air -- the rectangular boxes are the bag houses - the dust is collected in the hoppers at the bottom."
Somewhere I have photos of the collected bags waiting for disposal from bag houses in the Waterbury tube mill. I enjoy knowing that the name for giant pastry squeezers is “cyclones,” while still appreciating that its all pasta.
[Anaconda American Brass, Ansonia - casting house filters]
2 comments:
The places you find to photo-hunt! This is to stare at, Ted. One must feel so "small" and insignificant beside it all.
And yet it is tiny compared to these in Bethlehem, PA:
http://rothphotos.blogspot.com/2014/09/bethlehem.html
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