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While researchers keep working in the buildings next door, crews on a Tennessee campus are knocking down ten contaminated isotope labs one at a time in the late afternoon, after six years spent stripping out hot cells and four 2,000-pound krypton tanks, and all ten free up 12,000 square feet
18+ hour, 51+ min ago (807+ words) Sep 13, at 3:30pm ET Tearing a building down is usually the cheap part of a construction job. You hire a contractor, a machine shows up, and inside of a week a small lab is a pile of rubble and a few…...
A 615-megawatt reactor lost its cooling towers, its transformer and its power lines to a teardown crew, so rebuilding all three to get it on the grid by early 2029 takes up to $1.9 billion in federal money, the biggest check any American restart has drawn
1+ day, 51+ min ago (648+ words) Sep 13, at 9:30am ET Restarting a dead nuclear plant gets pitched as the cheap way to add power to the grid, and you can see why. The reactor’s already built. The site’s already licensed, and nobody has to spend ten years…...
Jeep Recon Off-Road Test: We Take the World's First "Trail Rated" EV Off the Beaten Path
1+ day, 15+ hour ago (1446+ words) Sep 12, at 6:30pm ET There’s an ongoing debate around off-roading in EVs. Some people see potential, and list benefits like the awesome torque electric motors can pack. Others point towards the negatives, like vehicle weight and the difficulty of rescue when…...
A 12-panel concrete wall just went up around a reactor vessel in Tennessee, cut in four designs with stepped and wavy seams so radiation can't run straight out through the gaps, and robot arms overhead now connect the pipes with no one setting foot inside
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (323+ words) Sep 10, at 5:00pm ET In a parking garage, that seam is a caulking job. In a wall whose entire purpose is to stop radiation, it’s the first thing you have to solve, and it’s most of what a crew in Oak…...
Glencore sank a shaft 8,530 feet under Ontario from the bottom of a mine it closed in 2009, and put five lithium-ion locomotives and 23 battery machines down there so it would not have to pump cooled air a mile and a half to keep the crews working
6+ day, 3+ hour ago (571+ words) Sep 8, at 6:30am ET You’ve heard every version of the battery argument that exists at street level. Range, charging times, what the grid can handle, whether the truck weighs too much. I’ve written my fair share of those stories myself. But…...
Water boils at 202 degrees in Denver because there is a mile less air pressing on the pot, and a concrete building in eastern Washington takes that much further, boiling radioactive tank waste at 125. One run freed up 353,000 gallons of room underground
1+ week, 51+ min ago (854+ words) Sep 7, at 9:30am ET Boil a pot of water in Denver and it never reaches 212 degrees. It quits at about 202, because there is a mile less air pressing down on the pot, which is why boxes of pasta bother to print…...
A 710-foot concrete wall on the Colorado River has 27.85 feet of water left above the line where its eight turbines shut down before vapor bubbles pit the steel. The lake behind it sits 40 feet from the bottom of a gauge never built to read water that low
1+ week, 1+ day ago (551+ words) Sep 5, at 3:00pm ET So instead of another look at how empty the lake is, I want to walk you through the dam itself, a concrete wall built with exits at three heights, and what happens as the Colorado River closes…...
A 22-micrometer strip of nickel-titanium shortens on its own when a 266-degree plate warms it, and it yanks a second strip that snaps back 4 degrees colder than the room. The cooler built around the pair has no motor in it and moves 2.79 milliwatts
1+ week, 2+ day ago (828+ words) Sep 5, at 6:00am ET Grab a rubber band, stretch it fast, and hold it against your top lip. It feels warm. Let it snap back and press it up there again, and it feels cool. I ran that four times at…...
Ford Is Hinting at the Off-Road Mustang Again, But Is the Mustang Baja Truly Coming? Well, Ford Isn't Afraid to Make all Kinds of Crazy Mustang
1+ week, 2+ day ago (846+ words) Sep 3, at 7:00pm ET I remember seeing this silly rendering a few years ago of a Mustang GT on lifted, massive off-road tires. I never could get that image out of my head. And it seems like Ford CEO Jim Farley…...
An 86-ton borer has cut the hole that will take a 27-ton canister of spent nuclear fuel, 27.6 feet deep and 5 feet 9 inches wide in granite that formed 1.9 billion years ago, and it is allowed to wander less than an inch off vertical the whole way down
1+ week, 4+ day ago (701+ words) Drilling a hole in rock is about the least delicate job on a construction site. You line the bit up, pour on the torque and let the machine chew. Nobody shows up afterward with measuring gear to check whether the…...