Cyan: The Turbine Area
Looking around for what might be making the Whirr-Click noises is surprisingly difficult, because they don't seem to be coming from any particular direction. But a check of the Turbine Room where the actual turbine and backup controls are reveals nothing which would obviously be making the noise. An examination of the entry room with many control panels reveals a switchboard labeled "Pwr Fine Tune" with the names of what looks like different things in the complex which are powered by this particular turbine below the many switches. All of them are stuck in the on position, and a light on the board labeled "Cntrl Lock" is on.
Nor does the turbine backup control panel have much. It's apparently quite simple. There's a shift with four notches labeled "Pwr Lvl 3", "Pwr Lvl 2", "Pwr Lvl 1", and "Pwr Off" respectively, currently in position "Pwr Lvl 2". There's the large, glass covered emergency stop button, of course. There's also six switches. "Fclt Heat Pump Cntrl" is on, "Fuel Vlv" is on, "Wtr Flw Vlv" is on, "Stm Rls" is on, "Alrm Sys" is off, and "Pwr Fine Tune" is off. There's also an unlaminated, unglossed paper booklet on a cord with "Turbine Three: Priority, Purpose, and Known Issues -Pwr Eng Lead Th." (the Th being one letter) written on the cover in what looks like pencil.
Looking around for what might be making the Whirr-Click noises is surprisingly difficult, because they don't seem to be coming from any particular direction. But a check of the Turbine Room where the actual turbine and backup controls are reveals nothing which would obviously be making the noise. An examination of the entry room with many control panels reveals a switchboard labeled "Pwr Fine Tune" with the names of what looks like different things in the complex which are powered by this particular turbine below the many switches. All of them are stuck in the on position, and a light on the board labeled "Cntrl Lock" is on.
Nor does the turbine backup control panel have much. It's apparently quite simple. There's a shift with four notches labeled "Pwr Lvl 3", "Pwr Lvl 2", "Pwr Lvl 1", and "Pwr Off" respectively, currently in position "Pwr Lvl 2". There's the large, glass covered emergency stop button, of course. There's also six switches. "Fclt Heat Pump Cntrl" is on, "Fuel Vlv" is on, "Wtr Flw Vlv" is on, "Stm Rls" is on, "Alrm Sys" is off, and "Pwr Fine Tune" is off. There's also an unlaminated, unglossed paper booklet on a cord with "Turbine Three: Priority, Purpose, and Known Issues -Pwr Eng Lead Th." (the Th being one letter) written on the cover in what looks like pencil.
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