An electrician is dwarfed by an electrical insulation frame for a motor from Britain’s nuclear generating station at Sizewell, in eastern England. The frame is being rewired after being in continuous use since the power station was opened 16 years ago. The motor, which runs at 1450 r.p.m., drives a fan to circulate carbon dioxide from one of the two reactors to steam generators.
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Press, 3 July 1985, Page 29
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64An electrician is dwarfed by an electrical insulation frame for a motor from Britain’s nuclear generating station at Sizewell, in eastern England. The frame is being rewired after being in continuous use since the power station was opened 16 years ago. The motor, which runs at 1450 r.p.m., drives a fan to circulate carbon dioxide from one of the two reactors to steam generators. Press, 3 July 1985, Page 29
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