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EEEEEEEeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

This one will give me nightmares I think!
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This floor looks SOOOO slippery!!!
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I would love this as a wallpaper!
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Makes me want waffles dang it!
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Some of these guys are right, they are reactors on the "c" Phase of the three phase generation bank . The "C" with a o and a line through it stands for "C" phase.
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What a shame...so much decay!
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That design reminds me of my husband's (then boyfriend) room when he lived with his mom. He painted a rainbow on the wall around the entire (tiny) room. It was so odd...

The decay in this room is amazing!
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OMG I can imagine stepping into this room and hearing
*creeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaak...snap snap*

I would run like hell lol!
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As Vinton and EE have already mentioned above , it is a synchroscope to "synch" the main generator to the grid.Most modern power plants run at 3600 rpm at the turbine -generator, with a two pole generator producing three phase power.
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Like it!
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Looks like something was spun around the window?
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Looks like it says EXIT--but to where???

Dum dum DUUUMMM!!!
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OK now there is something really creepy about this but I can't put my finger on it.
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Looks like a bank of batteries for dc backup in the power plant. Most plants have a dc backup for lighting should they lose power. Also, dc power is used for UPS(Uninterruptable power supplies) to run some of the controls for the plant itself. The picture of a frame or two ago of the Mg sets might be the dc charging sets for the battery room in this picture. I don't believe that they are ac to dc frequency changers from the main generator.
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Reminds me of a dog kennel almost. Weird.