More than 1200 holes were drilled and 700 kilogrammes of explosive used for the demolition of large concrete plinths in the turbine hall of Sizewell A nuclear power plant in the UK. Nuclear Restoration Services said it was the largest use of explosives on a nuclear site for conventional demolition purposes in decades. After the holes were drilled into the plinths, the charges were set and covered for the detonation, which was all planned and carried out with Office for … read more »
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