Cooling Tower Collection (page 3)

Chapelcross Nuclear Power Station, Scotland
Chapelcross Nuclear Power Station. Chapelcross Nuclear Power Station, Annan, Dumfries, Scotland. Commissioned in 1959, Chapelcross was based on Calder Hall, England

Electricity power lines, thermogram
Electricity power lines. Thermogram of electricity power lines (left to right) and power station cooling towers (centre left)

Cooling towers, thermogram
Cooling towers. Thermogram of water vapour rising out of cooling towers by a road. The object at lower centre left is a lorry

Industrial power station. This is the COGEN power station at ExxonMobils Fawley Oil Refinery and Chemical Plant, Hampshire, UK

Ferrybridge power station. Lorry travelling along the M62 motorway past Ferrybridge power station, in Yorkshire, UK. This is a 2000 megawatt (MW) power station

Wood fuel for power station. Chopped up willow wood for use in a coal-fired power station (cooling towers and chimney seen in the background)

Drax coal-fired power station, UK
Drax coal-fired power station, near Selby, North Yorkshire, UK. This view, from the south-west, looks north-east towards the main chimney (red, centre)

Coal supplies for a power station. Bucketwheel machine (centre, in distance) and a coal scraper (yellow, centre left) at a coal-fired power stations stockpile

Space industry. Artwork of future industrial buildings on another planet. The colonists live in the domed buildings, which protect them from the unoxygenated atmosphere

Electrical power, conceptual image
Electrical power. Conceptual image of power station cooling towers within a glowing light bulb. This image represents the generation of the electrical power used to power the light bulb

Green industry, conceptual image
Green industry. Conceptual image of trees on top of a cooling tower, representing industries that minimise their impact on the environment. Cooling towers are structures found in power stations

Nuclear power station, artwork. The nuclear reactor is housed under the dome (centre), with a cooling tower and smokestack at left

Thermal power station
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Lignite-burning power station at night. This is the Neurath power station (Kraftwerk Neurath), near Grevenbroich, Germany. It obtains power by burning lignite (brown coal)

Haifa petrochemical plant at night. Photographed in Haifa Bay, Israel

Chimney and cooling tower
Cooling towers. Water vapour rising out of cooling towers at a power station

Chimney emitting smoke (background) and water vapour rising out of cooling towers (foreground) at a power station

Cooling towers. Water vapour rising out of cooling towers at a power station

Coal-fired power station. This power station burns coal to heat water. The resulting steam drives a turbine generator and produces electricity. Photographed at Wabamun Lake in Alberta, Canada

Geothermal power station, Italy
Geothermal power station. Steam rising from the cooling towers of the Valle Scolo geothermal power station, in the Larderello area of Tuscany, Italy

Cooling tower interior. This is one of the two Tinsley towers built in 1938 as part of the Blackburn Meadows power station. Each one stood over 75 metres tall. Photographed in Sheffield, UK

Fishermen in front of Fiddlers Ferry coal fired power station near Warrington, UK
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Fiddlers Ferry coal fired power station near Warrington, UK
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A free range pig and power station in Nottinghamshire UK
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

An energy plant that burns household waste on Teeside UK
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

Drax coal fired power station in Yorkshire the single largest emitter of C02 in Western Europe
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Coal fired power station viewed from residential area, Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

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"Iconic Cooling Towers: A Journey through Time and Power" Tinsley cooling towers, Sheffield: Standing tall as a symbol of industrial might, the Tinsley cooling towers dominated the skyline of Sheffield for decades. Lea Hall Colliery and Rugeley A Power Station, Staffordshire, 1963: Witnessing the birth of power generation, these cooling towers were an integral part of revolutionizing energy production in Staffordshire. Tinsley cooling towers demolition: Bittersweet farewell to an architectural marvel that once defined Sheffield's landscape but made way for progress. Drax coal-fired power station, North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe: The colossal Drax Power Station boasts its impressive array of cooling towers that silently dissipate heat generated by burning coal into the atmosphere. Cooling towers at the Drax Power Station in North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom: These towering structures are not just visually striking but play a crucial role in maintaining optimal operating temperatures within this massive power facility. Power station cooling towers: From nuclear plants to petrochemical complexes worldwide – these distinctive giants stand as beacons of modern engineering and efficient heat dissipation techniques. Nuclear power station of Saint Laurent-des-Eaux, Pays de Loire, Loire Valley: Amidst picturesque landscapes lies a testament to mankind's pursuit of clean energy; here stands a nuclear plant with its characteristic cooling tower gracefully blending with nature's beauty. Eggborough Power Station 28840_029: Nestled amidst rolling hills is Eggborough Power Station – home to mighty cooling towers that tirelessly keep operations running smoothly while minimizing environmental impact. Haifa petrochemical plant - Where industry meets innovation. These sleek and futuristic-looking cooling towers at Haifa Petrochemical Plant showcase how functionality can coexist harmoniously with aesthetics. Cooling Towers at Drax Power Station, North Yorkshire, England, United Kingdom.