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Decommissioned Power Plant Demolition Showing Vibration Pads

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Decommissioned Power Plant Demolition Showing Vibration Pads

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Decommissioned Power Plant (DPP). This photograph shows three generator vibration pads removed from the DPP during its demolition and temporarily staged at the former location of the Municipal Garage. These concrete slabs were approximately 13 feet long by five feet wide by two feet thick and weighed an estimated 16,000 pounds apiece. Bering Sea Eccotech eventually relocated them to the City of St. Paul's landfill for the City's re-use.

Location: St. Paul Island, Alaska

Site: NOAA Site 18/Two Party Agreement 9c, Decommissioned Power Plant

[Media Creator: Greg Gervais / Affiliation: NOAA Pribilof Project Office]
Photographs Documenting Environmental Cleanup Projects, and Social and Economic Life, on the Pribilof Islands, Alaska

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16/10/2007
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