Aversa S.A. centrifugal pump factory by Kaventipovik on October 31 2020 18:59 hr CE(S)TShortlink to this report: [ https://urbx.be/bghv ]
Finding out the location
easy
Access
easy
Safety
unsafe
Risk of being seen
low
General condition of the place
bad
Traces of vandalism
very many
Good place for taking pictures?
very good
Did you see other people?
none or very few
Visit date August 1 2020 at 2 hr Visit duration 4 hours
Industrial activity started on this land in 1882 and the factory was one of the main pump producers in Europe at some point. In WW2, the army seized the factory, so the pumps are replaced with weapons and bomb shells on the production line. A very small part of the factory still operates today, but most of it was sold for scrap. Still, the complex is worth a visit, as most of the buildings are still standing and you can find chemical containers, old equipment and even books lying around.
they got cameras and security with vans always finding you by qtGore on April 24 2024 13:09 hr CE(S)TShortlink to this report: [ https://urbx.be/zauk ]
Finding out the location
easy
Access
easy
Safety
unsafe
Risk of being seen
very high
General condition of the place
bad
Traces of vandalism
many
Good place for taking pictures?
very good
Did you see other people?
few
Visit date April 23 2024 at 4 hr Visit duration 2 hours
bgs vans there trying to find you and hidden cameras, we got caught like every time so dont visit, we hid under some stuff in a dark room and they found us and hit me once in the face
Text and photos are by qtGore. Click here to see qtGore's profile and other reports.
Aversa S.A. by dukke on May 22 2022 19:57 hr CE(S)TShortlink to this report: [ https://urbx.be/ubkw ]
Finding out the location
very easy
Access
hard
Safety
unsafe
Risk of being seen
very high
General condition of the place
bad
Traces of vandalism
none or very few
Good place for taking pictures?
good
Did you see other people?
none or very few
Visit date May 22 2022 at 15 hr Visit duration 2 hours
The owners recently mounted cameras
There are some dogs on the property
The only entrance without cameras is next to a populated street.
There are many animals on the property.
A lot of maybe toxic chemicals were left behind by the previous owners.
In some places there was looked like azbestos on the ground (near the main factories).
The new owners started demolishing.
Visit while you can.
Text and photos are by dukke. Click here to see dukke's profile and other reports.
Aversa S.A. by LostWolf on March 27 2021 20:09 hr CE(S)TShortlink to this report: [ https://urbx.be/hchg ]
Finding out the location
very easy
Access
hard
Safety
unsafe
Risk of being seen
high
General condition of the place
very bad
Traces of vandalism
many
Good place for taking pictures?
very good
Did you see other people?
few
Visit date February 18 2021 at 14 hr Visit duration 2 hours
Romanian
Fabrica de pompe nucleare Aversa a început în 1882 şi producea valţuri, ciocane mari, uruitori de ştiuleţi, site plane, filtre pentru mori, cântare, batoze, vopsele şi multe altele. În timpul celor două războaie mondiale, producţia civilă a fost înlocuită cu cea de război: piese de mitralieră, branduri, răngi, toarnă corpuri de bombe etc. În iunie 1948 a fost naţionalizată, iar în 1977 a atins vârful producţiei, cu 38.000 de angajaţi care produceau peste 75.500 de pompe. Cu timpul, fabrica îşi pierduse din succes, în 1990 trece prin multe privatizări eşuate, iar in 2012 a dat faliment.
English
The Aversa nuclear pump factory began in 1882 and produced large hammers, mill filters, scales, paints, and more. During the two world wars, civilian production was replaced by war production: machine gun parts, crowbars, bomb bodies, etc. In June 1948 it was nationalized, and in 1977 it reached the peak of production, with 38,000 employees producing over 75,500 pumps. Over time, the factory had lost its success, in 1990 it went through many failed privatizations, and in 2012 it went bankrupt.
on April 24 2024 13:09 hr CE(S)T
