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Iter / Italy’s Ansaldo Nucleare Completes Crucial Welding Project

By David Dalton
13 January 2021

Italy’s Ansaldo Nucleare Completes Crucial Welding Project
Ansaldo Nucleare speialists carry out welding work on a sector of the Iter vacuum vessel. Courtesy Ansaldo Nucleare.
Italian power engineering company Ansaldo Nucleare has completed welding for the installation of crucial diagnostics, instrumentation and a cable tray on vacuum vessel sector #6 (VVS#6) at the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (Iter) under construction in southern France.

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