Trevi噴泉隱藏的管道和泵世界

可以說是世界上最著名的Trevi Fountain數十年來，從費利尼的“ La Dolce Vita”到Netflix的“巴黎的艾米麗”。

The Trevi Fountain, arguably the world’s most famous, has graced screens for decades, from Fellini’s “La Dolce Vita” to Netflix’s “Emily in Paris.” Each year, millions of visitors push through Rome's narrow streets to gaze at the towering Titan god flanked by falls cascading into a turquoise pool.

Trevi噴泉，可以說是世界上最著名的，已經為屏幕增光添彩了數十年，從費利尼的“ La Dolce Vita”到Netflix的“巴黎艾米麗”。每年，數以百萬計的遊客穿過羅馬的狹窄街道，凝視著瀑布旁邊的高聳的泰坦神，落入綠松石游泳池。

Yet, they never get to venture behind Oceanus’ back to see what produces the sublime play of water in the baroque masterpiece.

然而，他們從來沒有冒險在大洋洲的後背後面看看是什麼在巴洛克式的傑作中產生了崇高的水。

Wooden doors on an adjacent street lead to the maneuvering chambers that control the fountain's water supply, coming from the Aqua Virgo — an ancient Roman aqueduct 16 kilometers (10 miles) away. Two electric pumps recycle 126 liters (33 gallons) of water per second while Rome’s water management company, ACEA, carefully monitors the flow around the clock.

鄰近街道上的木門導致控制噴泉的供水的機動室，來自Aqua Pirogo，這是一座古羅馬渡槽16公里（10英里）的古羅馬渡槽。兩個電動泵每秒回收126升（33加侖）的水，而羅馬的水管理公司ACEA仔細地監視了全天候的流量。

This precise amount is crucial for the movement of water through the statues ; a little more or less, and it wouldn't work, said Davide D’Alonzo, ACEA’s manager for the area.

這種精確的數量對於水通過雕像的運動至關重要。 ACEA該地區經理Davide D'Alonzo說，或多或少或多或少，這是行不通的。

The modern maneuvering chamber features metal tanks and lighted panels. In the original, arched chamber, water audibly rushes through a thick pipe and there is a functional, 18th-century hydrometer to gauge the fountain’s water level.

現代操縱室具有金屬坦克和照明面板。在原始的拱形腔室中，水聲聽起來像是一條厚的管道，並且有一個實用的18世紀地板來評估噴泉的水位。

A large, rudimentary spreadsheet on the wall displays the names of rich Roman families whose homes received water from the chamber long ago; when they fell behind on their payments, their supply was cut off.

牆上的一個大型的基本電子表格顯示了富裕的羅馬家庭的名字，他們的房屋很久以前就從房間裡收到了水。當他們落後於付款時，他們的供應被切斷了。

The chamber's grated windows grant views out over the fountain and its many visitors — all of whom are oblivious to its hidden waterworks. They toss coins over their shoulders into the water, a hopeful gesture based on a legend that it guarantees their return to the eternal city.

會議廳的磨碎的窗戶對噴泉及其許多遊客進行了批准，他們都忽略了其隱藏的水工廠。他們將硬幣扔到水中，這是一個充滿希望的手勢，基於一個傳說，它保證了他們重返永恆的城市。