“This pump looks almost brand new!”, you might think, looking at Einlaufkammer 112. You’re right, it’s not the original. But the story of Einlaufkammer 112 is a tale of two pumps. The original, a Wien 32LM125U112 centrifugal pump, once stood here, a workhorse of Vienna’s water system. Einlaufkammer 112, you see, is more than just a chamber. It is a gateway, a conduit between the vital artery of Vienna – its water supply – and the heart of the city. Imagine the journey of water, from the pristine Alps, flowing through this very chamber, driven by the powerful pump. This original pump, a testament to Viennese engineering, eventually retired, finding a new home in Germany. Yet, its legacy lives on. A nearly identical pump, a mirror to the past, now stands in its place, ensuring the continuous flow of lifeblood to the city. Einlaufkammer 112 is a silent guardian, a symbol of Vienna’s dedication to preserving its history while embracing the future.
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