The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
STEAM RISING FROM COKE QUENCHING SURMOUNTS THIS VIEW OF THE BY-PRODUCTS PLANT OF AN AUSTRALIAN STEEL WORKS. PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN FROM THE SPARES STORAGE AREA WHICH COVERS THIRTEEN ACRES. (NEGATIVE BY BOTTOMLEY).
A MAN MADE CLOUD IN THE FORM OF STEAM RISING FROM THE COKE QUENCHING OPERATION IS SHOWN IN THE PHOTOGRAPH OF A SECTION OF THE B.H.P. NEWCASTLE STEEL WORKS COKE OVEN PLANT. THE PHOTOGRAPH WAS TAKEN FRO
SECTION OF THE BY-PRODUCT COKE OVENS PLANT OF 161 OVENS AT AN AUSTRALIAN STEEL WORKS. THE IMMENSE PLUME OF STEAM RISING FROM THE CHIMNEY STACK IS THE RESULT OF THE COKE QUENCHING OPERATION IN WHICH MO
RISING MORE THAN A HUNDRED FEET IN THE AIR THIS BLAST FURNACE TOP IS SYMBOLIC OF THE GREAT IRON AND STEEL INDUSTRY WHICH HAS BEEN DEVELOPED IN AUSTRALIA. THE LARGE PIPE (AT LEFT) IS CALLED THE DOWN-CO
THE STEAM CYLINDER SHOWN HERE BEING MACHINED AT THE PORT KEMBLA STEEL WORKS IS PART OF A MARINE ENGINE WHICH WILL DRIVE ONE OF THE SEVERAL 9000-TON CARGO STEAMERS NOW BEING BUILT IN AUSTRALIAN SHIPYAR
Bochum, Germany. 1944-11. Aerial view of Bochum, after attacks by RAF Bomber Command. The area covered by it is 250 gross acres of built-up area destroyed. Note particularly the tremendous devastation
A SECTION OF THE BROKEN HILL PROPRIETARY'S NEWCASTLE STEEL WORKS BLAST FURNACE PLANT AS SEEN FROM THE DECK OF A VESSEL AT THE PRODUCTS LOADING WHARF.
