A 1,100-ton slice of the biggest reactor ever built now stands on its own support in a concrete pit in southern France, and the 88-ton steel beam that held it against the wall for months came out on a crane in under two hours, the first of nine the welders need go – Autonocion.com

A 1,100-ton slice of the biggest reactor ever built now stands on its own support in a concrete pit in southern France, and the 88-ton steel beam that held it against the wall for months came out on a crane in under two hours, the first of nine the welders need go