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The liner ring was prefabricated in a factory on site and also features supporting brackets for the Polar Crane Beam
Work is progressing in the second reactor building - which is benefitting from the lessons learned during the construction of Unit 1. Many tasks are being achieved in 20-30% less time.
Steam Generator approaching Hinkley Point C
Steam Generator getting ready to leave Combwich Wharf
Steam Generator making its final approach to Hinkley Point C
Steam Generator passing houses in a Somerset village
The Pump House at Hinkley Point C is the largest building at the site
In the tunnels, work is underway to make the breakthrough connection between the miles of tunnels with the intake and outtake cooling water heads.
The site approaching the next major engineering feat - when Big Carl, the world's largest land-based crane, will lift the 245-tonne steel dome to close the first reactor building.
Hinkley Point C’s second polar crane has been produced 40% faster than the first
A 54-tonne support ring for the second nuclear reactor is lifted into place at Hinkley Point C