I worked with a welder in Alberta Canada oilsands. He was nostalgic for the Soviet Union because there, he said that welders were retired at the age of 50 or 55 due to the toxicity of the trade. In Canada most of the welders, boilermakers, pipe fitters etc hardly collect a pension cheque before we die.
😟 Cierto, mi padre se retiro a casi los 70 años, muy enfermo, con dos enfermedades crónicas, tuvimos que trabajar muy duro para que poco a poco se restablezca, fueron años difíciles que valieron la pena, ahora no esta del todo restablecido pero camina, sonríe un poco mas, viaja y en especial ha recuperado su sentido del humor, mi madre dice que eso es lo que lo ha salvado, su obstinación por vivir, por no rendirse. Padece de diabetes y silicosis en los pulmones, al esclerosis ya los superó bastante no de todo pero es muchisimo menos que antes, ahora luego del tratamiento y profilaxis sufre mucho menos que cuando trabajaba, esperamos que viva más años y que disfrute de la miserable pensión que le dio la empresa conde trabajaba. Pero nosotros sus hijos estamos ahí para apoyarlo hasta en sus últimos días que esperamos sea en muuuuuuucho tiempo.
he hasn’t told you yet, about free education, medicine, the choice of any profession, specialized sanatoriums at the expense of the enterprise, that’s how bad the Soviet Union was, they lied to you all this time. I am Russian born in 1978 and I am proud of the Soviet Union, sooner or later we will revive a classless society and the USSR
@@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248 they do this to earn money from youtube...anyhow, russia so confidential abt its activities, it will be difficult to record in russia....i observe tht russians have been so confidential about their academic chemistry research during cold war and in the past, we see none of their publications etc..thts thw case may be
@@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248 Because when they say Russia, they get more views on youtube. Quite honestly no one cares if it was German. All the good germans got destroyed by The red army.
Watching the steel production process from iron ore is truly impressive. Raw rock undergoes intense heat, melts, and has impurities removed to become the strong steel we use daily. Each step is a masterful blend of science and engineering, with the furnace acting as the heart, ensuring the final product is durable and resilient-a remarkable transformation.
России не интересно сотрудничать с шестеркой США. Вот когда Германия будет самостоятельная страна, вот тогда и поговорим. А пока Германии нет, есть вассал США. А с вассалом ни кто не общается , как с равным.
Forging machines and many other things shown in the above video are actually produced or designed in Germany. The most promising way to increase fission powerplants efficiency is to produce hydrogen. But this technologies wide acceptance heavily relies on hydrogen consumer market success. Germany will soon become a largest H2 market thanks to recent advances in fuel cell production. I see a lot of business opportunities in this area. I only hope that intelligent individuals will sooner or later find a way to collaborate and prevent the destruction of accomplishments by incompetent individuals in development of which they played no part.
Who would want to cooperate with Germany, if after the explosion of gas pipelines, no one in Germany dared to tell the truth - the United States did it? The Americans are destroying German industry, and the Germans do not dare to object! It's a shame!
@@Aleks1983клоун самый настоящий который Нихера не знает сначала разберись именно Росатом лидирует на этом рынке и оборудование почти все своё а может уже и все
India is the 2nd largest FDI contributor in the UK. Over 954 Indian companies employing 105,931 people operate in the UK, with combined revenues of ~ $65 Bn, up from 900 companies in 2022.
Your russian "engineers" use Western components and technologies everywhere. Why? where are the russian technologies? well, russian technologies sound funny😂😂🤣🤣
@@ivankatrump7351 Yes, Russian engineers use imported machines. But an excellent mathematical, physical and chemical education allows us to develop and produce the best reactors and fuel for them in the world. My words are confirmed by the fact that Rosatom is now building reactors in several countries at once. This is much cooler than the production of machine tools for the metallurgical industry. Of course, one is impossible without the other.
@@andreistepanov7133 your "best physicists and mathematicians" can only produce... poop in the toilet . show me at least one russian invention, at least one product made by russians, besides the one mentioned above 🤡
@@andreistepanov7133 your reactor consists of 99.9% Western components. and the remaining 0.1 are from china😆 there is not even education in your country. I’m even doesnt talk about physics and mathematics. ordinary banana republic
Атомная станция в Турции ещё не достроена и не запущена. Если ваш Эрдоган и дальше будет наглеть и хамить России, то атомной энергии у вас никогда не появится.
@@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248 I support Putin for free, but in fact I started supporting him only after the start of the war, because he showed all your rotten hypocrisy clowns. I can buy you soup in Moscow
@@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248 Do Germans write in Chinese (9:00) and Russian (16:09)? From 17:46 the production of the VVER-1200 reactor vessel at the "Atommash" plant in Volgodonsk is shown.
Japan, the US, France, Canada, and S. Korea all have pretty competitive heavy vessel fabrication capabilities, although the majority of the work in the past few decades has involved replacement steam generators and replacement reactor vessel heads. In some areas, such as large forgings, Japan and South Korea have great technology, which is used by other component manufacturers. Although I suspect Russian manufacturing is responsible for that country's nuclear components, I am not aware of other countries using their services for such work, with the possible exception of fuel. In that market, Rosatom is a major player.
Canada and the US definitely don't, not sure about France. Japan and South Korea certainly do produce reactor pressure vessels ( the main heavy component involved ). For the US it's just an embarrassing demonstration of the decline of US manufacturing, for Canada it's more that we never had that capacity and designed our reactors to not need it ( or enriched uranium ). In terms of where Russian RPVs go, pretty well any place that gets VVERs so Turkey, India, Bangledesh, Egypt all come to mind. China may also be taking Russian RPVs but they also may have wanted Chinese manufacture of the Russian design for their VVERs. All told Russian VVERs comfortably dominate the new build market and thus the manufacturing of RPVs, frankly Russia's dominance of fuel is comparatively weak next to their hold on the export market for reactors. The major competitors to Russian reactor exports are South Korea and China. Both the US and France have had pretty poor showings in the export market as their builds went massively over budget and behind schedule, continued interest in their product has more to do with geopolitics then the strength of their product or track record. Canada might have an opening to make a big move as the refurbishment of Ontario's CANDU fleet has gone quite well and they're ramping up to consider doing new builds but we'll have to wait and see on that.
Before 1st world war Russia and Germany was best partners , they dominate all Europe and Asia, 2 wars and revolutions in both countries make them enemies like Russia and Poland😢
Польша не враг России ))) Как русский живущий в России, я с полной ответственностью могу сказать что у России нет врагов кроме тех кто проявляет агрессию к России и несёт ей военную угрозу. Россия очень миролюбивая страна потому-то у России есть все ресурсы и большая территория. Нам ничего не нужно от других, но своего мы не отдадим.
Amazing engineering focusing on the control of high pressure... I would like to see what they could do for a Thorium Liquid Fluoride Reactor, which is NON pressurized but they have to produce an alloy that can take the high temperature of as much as 600 to 800 C and the corrosion of liquid Fluoride...
@@HungPham-hm9yk molten fluoride salts. It is pretty safe. Molten salts are corrosive to metal. But if you have a borax glass or ceramic lining... it would be fine.
The technologies of the nuclear atom in Russia are the best. The colossal construction experience proves a large number of foreign customers. Terms, price and quality are on top.Some countries, like Finland, refuse profitable deals to please the Anglo-Saxons, and then suffer a lot.
@nickvin3212 And possibly this using Russian enriched uranium rods are the cheapest on the market Russia is the world's 3 largest producer of nuclear fuel.
@@nickvin3212 If I understand your comment correctly, the Framatome reactor was their latest generation - requiring a massive and difficult to build containment vessel. That first-of-a-kind structure went way over budget and schedule. Westinghouse faced similar delays in the construction of their FOAK US containment structure (that pressure vessel is about 270 ft tall x 130 ft wide x about 3" thick), nearly bankrupting their parent company, Toshiba. I suspect the Rushkies haven't built anything like that yet.
@crabbyhayes1076 , Rosatom is light years ahead of every company in the world when it comes to nuclear Reactors. The French company you talked about depends on Rosatom to process their nuclear waste recycle them for use again.
Russia has designed the most dangerous nuclear reactors in history. Chernobyl type reactors are still in operation in Russia. They have had the top 5 worst accidents in history with the exception of Fukushima Daiichi.
When making the cylindrical mantle, it is impossible to break in the material at both ends (the mantle) so that the radius is the same as the other parts. Therefore, a piece is cut from each end. You can still see it in the video when they put the motorized flame cutter on it. But not the cut. Only the result. But it's a pretty spectacular event.
Thank you Russian and how you´re doing brother Vladimir Putin, you know why I do be pro-Russia before Russia attacks you he must win you and wake you up to know about what is next if you like to play with him. This is very crucial in human living in this world and I like so much the politics of Russia and um congratulation to them as per
actually he is just normal person with his own opinion and with brains. he has right to have his own opinion. especially when this opinion is adequate.
@@SmotritelMayaka29 0:30 this is Brazil 0:52 subtitle "sinterização" is Portuguese (Brazil). 0:56 do you have palm trees in Russia? (Brazil). 1:23 warning sign is in Portuguese Do you speak Portuguese in Russia? 2:06 Portuguese on the Monitor. 2:24 "laminação" Lamination in Portuguese. 2:59 "Nippon Steel" (Japan) 3:01 "atencao" Portuguese for "Attention". 3:11 watermark in lower left is Italian. 6:57 caption says " North shore Steel, located in the USA, is utilizing this machine to produce cylinders of pressure vessels" 7:46 "We're at Iraeta based in China, a manucturing concern that specialize mainly... in a diversified range of products within the forgings industry". 7:53 not a Russian. 8:00 Chinese characters written on box lower right. 8:51 that is not a Russian forklift. 10:41 Italy " Moradini a leading manufacturer of high-quality forged products" Via dell'industria, 5, 25040 Cividate Camuno BS, Italy. 13:11 Caption says " This machine is installed at the Bohai Steel Group Corporation ltd. Tianjin, China" NOT RUSSIA.
@@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248 Why are you asking me and not the author of the video? And yes, there are palm trees in Russia)) And Russia is indeed a leader in nuclear energy, even if this video is made up of random frames.
@@SmotritelMayaka29 This video is not "how Russia dominates" nuclear reactor production. Its a stolen, and re-titled video simply about the process. If you're going to boast about your industry, show some video of YOUR INDUSTRY... not clips from everyone else's. That's my point. There is very little to this video that is Russian.
basically the two main element reactorcapsule and the steam generator manufacturing seen in the video the forging machine , ring rolling made by SMS MEER, worth to check , that this is a worldwide company world need to focus on nuclear energy and forget the propellers on the field
يبدو ان حالة القهر والغليان الاوروبي والامريكي من اي صناعة او إنجاز روسي تعدى حالة الحمل الى وضع الولادة ولكن المولود عبارة عن ....اخخخخ 😂😂😂 كل الحب الى رافعة درجة الضغط عند الغربين كل الحب الى روسيا من السعودية 🤝🇷🇺🤝🇸🇦🌷
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Nice video! Sadly, only few minutes in it related to Russia and Rosatom, similar processes found in other places. And nothing said about how Russia dominates in nuclear power...
@@TrevorSachko well, while Westinghouse struggles to build their blocks for decades and same applies to French atomic industry, only two countries with active and successful atomic developments is Russia and China. And Russia is far ahead with closed loop tech. So we are actually dominating nuclear, just as US dominates electronics and China dominates mass production. It's a pure miracle we didn't lose this tech after USSR collapse.
The video is very good. But the text and subtitles are very poor. Fortunately, there is a lot of detail in the video. The only problem is that anyone who hasn't seen it before "doesn't know what they're seeing."
Romania in the past have the best companies in the world in this area : Fecne(actualy Walter Tosto ) , IMGB (Doosan heavy industries) and Grivita Rosie (Griro) Aloso those 3 big, have the best welders in the world ! And aloso Vulcan S.A makes best heat exchanger with some German helps , some parts are sell in Saudi Area and work in dessert condition now after 60 years with minimum reparation ! Now 3 of these mega plants are ruined and metal scrapped ! Sad for our Country
When I see such advanced technology to produce high quality and high precision huge products I feel amazed about how smart humans can be...in politics not so very smart tho
@5.59 the forming of a semi spehere is not well done. it should have a fixed sphere to help catch countour the plate with another sphere pushing the plate to the fixed sphere.
La fabricación de esferas depende del material y del tamaño a realizar, algunos materiales no responden uniformemente bien a una presión curva pero otros si, también está que la geometría que se espera no es una esfera perfecta porque la utilidad no lo requiere, pero el resultado si es una esfera trabajable.
NUCLEP and USIMINAS are two giant Brazilian companies... Nuclep is amazing, not only produces nuclear reactors, ultracentrifuges for uranium enrichment and hulls for nuclear and diesel electric submarines.
Russia has the big advantage that they continually build 1 - 2 VVER nukes each year since the 70ies. Thus their crews, machines, know-how did continually improve, experience built up. Today they are most porbably No 1. The USA was the No. 1 in the 60ies and 70ies....France & Germany took over in the 80ies....Japan in the 90ies....later South Korea. UK went a different path with gas cooled reactors and abandoned it in the 80ies. From the technical skills and technology of the USA and Germany is nothing left..France is struggling....UK tries to get it again. It is the advantage of a long term strategy.
Когда остановится промышленность, из-за дорогого газа и электричества, люди начнут собирать металлолом меди и алюминия и продавать их в Китай, чтобы купить еду в России. Как вам такая технология? Зелёная бумага = пирамида
Украинские СМИ лгут Россия является крупнейшим в мире экспортером пшеницы и четвертым по величине экспортером мяса. Ты молодой украинец, живущий иллюзией Я использую переводчик
@@yandexamazigh3775 я русский из России, это у меня юмор такой. Видел как в 92м году все заводы одновременно остановились и людям нечего было есть. Потом все заводы начали разбирать на металлолом и продавать в Китай, станки и металлолом. Люди выживали. И выжили. Теперь их очередь, но они ещё об этом не знают и не верят что это может быть. Россия великая страна. И нас не победить. Никак
А причем тут Россия? Если газ и электричество тут самые дешевые. А если еще выйти из WTO и поменять налоги на энергоресурсы на пошлину как было раньше, то и нефтепродукты и бенз в стране подешевеет. Если бы финансовая система РФ работала на РФ все бы так и было. Только вот ЦБ, Силуанов и Наебуллина играют не на стороне РФ.
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I worked with a welder in Alberta Canada oilsands. He was nostalgic for the Soviet Union because there, he said that welders were retired at the age of 50 or 55 due to the toxicity of the trade. In Canada most of the welders, boilermakers, pipe fitters etc hardly collect a pension cheque before we die.
😟 Cierto, mi padre se retiro a casi los 70 años, muy enfermo, con dos enfermedades crónicas, tuvimos que trabajar muy duro para que poco a poco se restablezca, fueron años difíciles que valieron la pena, ahora no esta del todo restablecido pero camina, sonríe un poco mas, viaja y en especial ha recuperado su sentido del humor, mi madre dice que eso es lo que lo ha salvado, su obstinación por vivir, por no rendirse. Padece de diabetes y silicosis en los pulmones, al esclerosis ya los superó bastante no de todo pero es muchisimo menos que antes, ahora luego del tratamiento y profilaxis sufre mucho menos que cuando trabajaba, esperamos que viva más años y que disfrute de la miserable pensión que le dio la empresa conde trabajaba. Pero nosotros sus hijos estamos ahí para apoyarlo hasta en sus últimos días que esperamos sea en muuuuuuucho tiempo.
he hasn’t told you yet, about free education, medicine, the choice of any profession, specialized sanatoriums at the expense of the enterprise, that’s how bad the Soviet Union was, they lied to you all this time. I am Russian born in 1978 and I am proud of the Soviet Union, sooner or later we will revive a classless society and the USSR
don't worry! now everything in Russia is exactly the same as yours!
@@DMGamer-m6d BULLSHIT clown. All good in Russia. Come to me in Krasnoyarsk clown will show u Industry and Social support for workers
Two reason for that, either they were dead or the welder you talk of was talking BS...
God bless Russian for extraordinary technology honestly
😂🤪🤡
Funniest joke I've read today.
Pourquoi manipuler les gens comme ça ?
Right, gotta give credit where credit is due!👍👍👍
This is a normal steel factory dude
God bless...god bless the metal working of russia...may god bless you with the best of steel grades..
To generously "give" to those Ukrop Nazis the US is using as a battering ram. :-(
God bless god bless god bless your curry...
@@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248 but russian metal working is so good and respected all over th3 world.
@@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248 they do this to earn money from youtube...anyhow, russia so confidential abt its activities, it will be difficult to record in russia....i observe tht russians have been so confidential about their academic chemistry research during cold war and in the past, we see none of their publications etc..thts thw case may be
@@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248 Because when they say Russia, they get more views on youtube. Quite honestly no one cares if it was German. All the good germans got destroyed by The red army.
Watching the steel production process from iron ore is truly impressive. Raw rock undergoes intense heat, melts, and has impurities removed to become the strong steel we use daily. Each step is a masterful blend of science and engineering, with the furnace acting as the heart, ensuring the final product is durable and resilient-a remarkable transformation.
Ich hoffe, dass Deutschland und Russland bald wieder als Partnern zusammenarbeiten werden.
России не интересно сотрудничать с шестеркой США. Вот когда Германия будет самостоятельная страна, вот тогда и поговорим. А пока Германии нет, есть вассал США. А с вассалом ни кто не общается , как с равным.
Forging machines and many other things shown in the above video are actually produced or designed in Germany.
The most promising way to increase fission powerplants efficiency is to produce hydrogen. But this technologies wide acceptance heavily relies on hydrogen consumer market success. Germany will soon become a largest H2 market thanks to recent advances in fuel cell production.
I see a lot of business opportunities in this area. I only hope that intelligent individuals will sooner or later find a way to collaborate and prevent the destruction of accomplishments by incompetent individuals in development of which they played no part.
Who would want to cooperate with Germany, if after the explosion of gas pipelines, no one in Germany dared to tell the truth - the United States did it? The Americans are destroying German industry, and the Germans do not dare to object! It's a shame!
I have a question to Germans. Why did you destroy your Nuclear Industry? And now you buy energy from France produced by nuclear plant. 😀
@@JR-yp1hf потому что по мнению сша в Германии не должно быть промышленности больше, просто уничтожают конкурента
Thường người Mỹ và phương Tây nhìn thấy những cảnh này họ sẽ lại cảm thấy không được vui cho lắm 😂
La envidia les provoca acidez gastrica
Hahaha, Australia had a steel manufacturing industry. Now we are just a quarry for raw material ores.
@@crouchingwombathiddenquoll5641 But in your country IT is now very developed. True, there are many Russian programmers there again)
В России самые лучшие в мире технологии атомных реакторов и развитие атомной энергетики
Абсолютно всё оборудование иностранное ))
@@Aleks1983 Ясное дело, у иностранцев то топливо - российское)
@@Aleks1983 про российский реактор ПИК слышали? На быстрых нейтронах. В вашей стране есть!?
@@Aleks1983клоун самый настоящий который Нихера не знает сначала разберись именно Росатом лидирует на этом рынке и оборудование почти все своё а может уже и все
The answer to this statement is: FALSE
An industry we no longer own in the uk, the Indians bought British steel along with land rover. Bravo to Russian engineering
India is the 2nd largest FDI contributor in the UK. Over 954 Indian companies employing 105,931 people operate in the UK, with combined revenues of ~ $65 Bn, up from 900 companies in 2022.
Your russian "engineers" use Western components and technologies everywhere. Why? where are the russian technologies?
well, russian technologies sound funny😂😂🤣🤣
@@ivankatrump7351 Yes, Russian engineers use imported machines. But an excellent mathematical, physical and chemical education allows us to develop and produce the best reactors and fuel for them in the world. My words are confirmed by the fact that Rosatom is now building reactors in several countries at once. This is much cooler than the production of machine tools for the metallurgical industry. Of course, one is impossible without the other.
@@andreistepanov7133 your "best physicists and mathematicians" can only produce... poop in the toilet .
show me at least one russian invention, at least one product made by russians, besides the one mentioned above 🤡
@@andreistepanov7133 your reactor consists of 99.9% Western components. and the remaining 0.1 are from china😆
there is not even education in your country. I’m even doesnt talk about physics and mathematics. ordinary banana republic
I've been working in this area for around 30 years, but I've never seen anything so fantastic. Congratulations on the video.😍👍
Turkei is a Neclear power now thanks to Russia🎉❤
Turkey is under US's control. Is it true?
Mabrook🎉 ❤
Атомная станция в Турции ещё не достроена и не запущена.
Если ваш Эрдоган и дальше будет наглеть и хамить России, то атомной энергии у вас никогда не появится.
Fkng outstanding technological know how!👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍
This is the most eco-friendly type of electricity.
Hidro is still better.
@@AthosRacTell that to floods.
I can not image Russia have such a environment This is too clean and neat
These are the problems of your brainwashed mind.
The metal working is God's gift to russia...
@@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248 😀
@@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248 I support Putin for free, but in fact I started supporting him only after the start of the war, because he showed all your rotten hypocrisy clowns. I can buy you soup in Moscow
@@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248 Volkswagen will now be assembled in the USA and this is called the deindustrialization of Europe
@@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248 Germans are suckers in the nuclear industry. Cars are much easier to make, but the Germans can't make reactors.
@@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248 Do Germans write in Chinese (9:00) and Russian (16:09)? From 17:46 the production of the VVER-1200 reactor vessel at the "Atommash" plant in Volgodonsk is shown.
Japan, the US, France, Canada, and S. Korea all have pretty competitive heavy vessel fabrication capabilities, although the majority of the work in the past few decades has involved replacement steam generators and replacement reactor vessel heads. In some areas, such as large forgings, Japan and South Korea have great technology, which is used by other component manufacturers. Although I suspect Russian manufacturing is responsible for that country's nuclear components, I am not aware of other countries using their services for such work, with the possible exception of fuel. In that market, Rosatom is a major player.
Russia is building stations all over the world, have you been in a coma or something?
I wouldnt trust Russia.
@@angelo_giachetti I do not recall that the Russian Federation did not fulfill its obligations and gave a reason not to trust !
Canada and the US definitely don't, not sure about France. Japan and South Korea certainly do produce reactor pressure vessels ( the main heavy component involved ). For the US it's just an embarrassing demonstration of the decline of US manufacturing, for Canada it's more that we never had that capacity and designed our reactors to not need it ( or enriched uranium ).
In terms of where Russian RPVs go, pretty well any place that gets VVERs so Turkey, India, Bangledesh, Egypt all come to mind. China may also be taking Russian RPVs but they also may have wanted Chinese manufacture of the Russian design for their VVERs. All told Russian VVERs comfortably dominate the new build market and thus the manufacturing of RPVs, frankly Russia's dominance of fuel is comparatively weak next to their hold on the export market for reactors.
The major competitors to Russian reactor exports are South Korea and China. Both the US and France have had pretty poor showings in the export market as their builds went massively over budget and behind schedule, continued interest in their product has more to do with geopolitics then the strength of their product or track record. Canada might have an opening to make a big move as the refurbishment of Ontario's CANDU fleet has gone quite well and they're ramping up to consider doing new builds but we'll have to wait and see on that.
@angelo_giachetti are you italian??? 😂😂😂😂
Great to grasp the knowledge, thanks
i love russia i from thailand
100 000 тонн чугуна в сутки отливает российская сталелитейная промышленность и остановить процесс нельзя, печи всегда должны быть в работе
The furnace of a steel mill never stops and I second you on that
Это не российские заводы.
Before 1st world war Russia and Germany was best partners , they dominate all Europe and Asia, 2 wars and revolutions in both countries make them enemies like Russia and Poland😢
Можешь про это забыть
Thank the USA for the enmity between Russia and Germany
Польша не враг России )))
Как русский живущий в России, я с полной ответственностью могу сказать что у России нет врагов кроме тех кто проявляет агрессию к России и несёт ей военную угрозу.
Россия очень миролюбивая страна потому-то у России есть все ресурсы и большая территория.
Нам ничего не нужно от других, но своего мы не отдадим.
Peace on earth
27:55 - 28
Is ridiculous. The time , tech and manpower to just get there goes back millennia
Потому что у нас у каждого в доме стоит ядерный реактор, а лишнюю радиацию мы выводим водкой под балалайку и танцуя с медведем. Только так !
Amazing engineering focusing on the control of high pressure... I would like to see what they could do for a Thorium Liquid Fluoride Reactor, which is NON pressurized but they have to produce an alloy that can take the high temperature of as much as 600 to 800 C and the corrosion of liquid Fluoride...
they go for the sodium reactor also non presuriced
liquid Flouride at 600 celcius degree doesn't sound fun tho :D
@@HungPham-hm9yk molten fluoride salts. It is pretty safe. Molten salts are corrosive to metal. But if you have a borax glass or ceramic lining... it would be fine.
To melt liquid fluoride salt, be sure to use a non-metallic pressure vessel. Some kind of ceramic material is probably suitable.
we stuck with these type of reactors because military and the nuclear bomb race. these produce nuclear weapon grade material.
The technologies of the nuclear atom in Russia are the best. The colossal construction experience proves a large number of foreign customers. Terms, price and quality are on top.Some countries, like Finland, refuse profitable deals to please the Anglo-Saxons, and then suffer a lot.
Finland chose the French so as not to depend on one supplier of equipment, but the Frenchman was built 15 years longer than the agreed period !!!!.
@nickvin3212 And possibly this using Russian enriched uranium rods are the cheapest on the market Russia is the world's 3 largest producer of nuclear fuel.
@@nickvin3212 If I understand your comment correctly, the Framatome reactor was their latest generation - requiring a massive and difficult to build containment vessel. That first-of-a-kind structure went way over budget and schedule. Westinghouse faced similar delays in the construction of their FOAK US containment structure (that pressure vessel is about 270 ft tall x 130 ft wide x about 3" thick), nearly bankrupting their parent company, Toshiba. I suspect the Rushkies haven't built anything like that yet.
@crabbyhayes1076 , Rosatom is light years ahead of every company in the world when it comes to nuclear Reactors. The French company you talked about depends on Rosatom to process their nuclear waste recycle them for use again.
Russia has designed the most dangerous nuclear reactors in history. Chernobyl type reactors are still in operation in Russia. They have had the top 5 worst accidents in history with the exception of Fukushima Daiichi.
Mother Russia produced hard working people good at what they do. America just keeps wanting to make them the bad guy
Yeah, that's why America committed all the war crimes in Ukraine. To make Russia look bad.
Great and interesting video, thanks for posting!
When making the cylindrical mantle, it is impossible to break in the material at both ends (the mantle) so that the radius is the same as the other parts. Therefore, a piece is cut from each end. You can still see it in the video when they put the motorized flame cutter on it. But not the cut. Only the result. But it's a pretty spectacular event.
Becouse they are the best in it
Man, please provide an audio next time😁
Thank you Russian and how you´re doing brother Vladimir Putin, you know why I do be pro-Russia before Russia attacks you he must win you and wake you up to know about what is next if you like to play with him. This is very crucial in human living in this world and I like so much the politics of Russia and um congratulation to them as per
Putinero
actually he is just normal person with his own opinion and with brains. he has right to have his own opinion. especially when this opinion is adequate.
Mighty Russian Nuclear Engineering
bravo Russians
VERY VERY GOOD 👍👍👌👌
oh wow, that's some heavy machinery
@@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248 If a Russian paints a picture with paints produced in Italy, then who will be the author of the picture?
@@SmotritelMayaka29 0:30 this is Brazil 0:52 subtitle "sinterização" is Portuguese (Brazil). 0:56 do you have palm trees in Russia? (Brazil). 1:23 warning sign is in Portuguese Do you speak Portuguese in Russia? 2:06 Portuguese on the Monitor. 2:24 "laminação" Lamination in Portuguese. 2:59 "Nippon Steel" (Japan) 3:01 "atencao" Portuguese for "Attention". 3:11 watermark in lower left is Italian. 6:57 caption says " North shore Steel, located in the USA, is utilizing this machine to produce cylinders of pressure vessels" 7:46 "We're at Iraeta based in China, a manucturing concern that specialize mainly... in a diversified range of products within the forgings industry". 7:53 not a Russian. 8:00 Chinese characters written on box lower right. 8:51 that is not a Russian forklift. 10:41 Italy " Moradini a leading manufacturer of high-quality forged products" Via dell'industria, 5, 25040 Cividate Camuno BS, Italy. 13:11 Caption says " This machine is installed at the Bohai Steel Group Corporation ltd. Tianjin, China" NOT RUSSIA.
So explain to me how this video shows how Russia "dominates" nuclear power production?
@@guntherultraboltnovacrunch5248 Why are you asking me and not the author of the video?
And yes, there are palm trees in Russia)) And Russia is indeed a leader in nuclear energy, even if this video is made up of random frames.
@@SmotritelMayaka29 This video is not "how Russia dominates" nuclear reactor production. Its a stolen, and re-titled video simply about the process. If you're going to boast about your industry, show some video of YOUR INDUSTRY... not clips from everyone else's. That's my point. There is very little to this video that is Russian.
I can't believe how clean some of those mills are
Amazing job
basically the two main element reactorcapsule and the steam generator manufacturing seen in the video
the forging machine , ring rolling made by SMS MEER, worth to check , that this is a worldwide company
world need to focus on nuclear energy and forget the propellers on the field
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شكلك رضعتك روسية..😅😅
@@Just-human2000 شكلك م ص ي ت ي حق إنجليزي 😂😂😂
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terima kasih yah atas pencerahannya..🙏
❤❤❤good job man love you from DJ Don Pro Amritsar punjab india
Russians have great technology.
Я был на Атоммаше, размер печей впечатлил.
I love this show
Nice video! Sadly, only few minutes in it related to Russia and Rosatom, similar processes found in other places. And nothing said about how Russia dominates in nuclear power...
Good reason for that, they don't.
@@TrevorSachko And who dominate in reactor construction in your opinion?
@@efimovv I never realised there was such a competition.
@@TrevorSachko well, while Westinghouse struggles to build their blocks for decades and same applies to French atomic industry, only two countries with active and successful atomic developments is Russia and China. And Russia is far ahead with closed loop tech.
So we are actually dominating nuclear, just as US dominates electronics and China dominates mass production. It's a pure miracle we didn't lose this tech after USSR collapse.
@@TrevorSachko Hm. I don't get your idea: Russia don't dominates nuclear reactor production OR there is no such competition ?
Because Russia is so free, honest and tranparent they're showing German firm doing it.
And how did Germans get there if it is not free?
@@AnotherReincarnation_No84 They payed for it?
Buen contenido! Saludos.
Bravo to Russian engineering
Impressionante ....
That long ass square pipe is so cool
I was looking for this.
not for this (trash video here)
The video is very good. But the text and subtitles are very poor. Fortunately, there is a lot of detail in the video. The only problem is that anyone who hasn't seen it before "doesn't know what they're seeing."
Love Russia ❤❤❤❤
happy ramadhan fasting
Hebat👍
I wonder what the containment building production looks like.
Погуглите за любое возведение АЭС от Росатом
6mm??? looked a bit thicker than that
I don’t think so, this factory 2:49 is in Brazil
Good typicla hevy engineering
Romania in the past have the best companies in the world in this area : Fecne(actualy Walter Tosto ) , IMGB (Doosan heavy industries) and Grivita Rosie (Griro)
Aloso those 3 big, have the best welders in the world !
And aloso Vulcan S.A makes best heat exchanger with some German helps , some parts are sell in Saudi Area and work in dessert condition now after 60 years with minimum reparation !
Now 3 of these mega plants are ruined and metal scrapped !
Sad for our Country
But now you have a freedom
@@EanPC what freedom my friend?
@@ionitamarius4398 bourgeois democracy
теперь есть независимость от СССР, а заводов НЕТ!
@@ionitamarius4398 that "freedom" which american "friends" gave to your country
When I see such advanced technology to produce high quality and high precision huge products I feel amazed about how smart humans can be...in politics not so very smart tho
Over halfway, yet to see a single Russian.
Must be eastern Russia 🇷🇺
The Russian part of the documentary begins at th-cam.com/video/BFwbST9EiQw/w-d-xo.html. The rest is about a Chinese steel plant.
th-cam.com/video/84qlAkju0EE/w-d-xo.htmlsi=4O6KtSjMlKNk1W26
LA MAXIMA SUPERPOTENCIA MOSTRANDO SUS CAPACIDADES !!!!
De la mano de Rosatom gran empresa líder mundial de reactores y aplicaciones nucleares en la medicina.
No exageren
вы про китай?
На видео точно все лица российских работников?
In my day we were happy with an open fire and the dog at our feet ,
The worlds gone all fancy 😅.
This is exactly what is obtained in Ajaokuta Steel Company Limited in kogi state, Nigeria. But corruption and bad management will not let it work
what shell thickness make u to go for hot working?
Wo ist mein Bank & Kontonummer bitteschön........! Wann erhalte ich den Nobelpreisträger & Doktoranden Titeln Bemühungen gegeben haben ?
Ты что изобрёл нервущиеся носки?)
Jai Hinduja. Safety, Overcapacity and Cost overrun had plagued the nuclear industry particularly in the West.
❤️❤️❤️❤️🇷🇺🇧🇾From italy
Those labels on the screen don't let one see anything.
It's OK as only few minutes of video related to Rosatom.
Same degree of accuracy as used on alien space craft... Lol
Какая точность тебе нужна?
They aren’t the ones that meltdown are they?
Ocean Gate should have visited this place before it went under l guess they didn't want to burst anyone's bubble ⛳
Забыли охладитель конденсата добавить и подпитку реактора
Тут в кучу намешали производство реакторов, парогенераторов, нефтехимических реакторов, и вообще местами видео не относящиеся к России.
Да точно
great JOb RUSSIAN SCIENTISTS!!!!!
Russia building something, not destroying!
😅
Where is audio?
Kinda reminds me of the movie "Tron"
Schauen Sie bitte an........! Wie vieles Löcher auf der Dampfschiff oder Raumschiff.......................?
Yeah, that is why their spacecraft are spherical...
Soyuz efectividad 99%
@@overdrivelzma.9219 And Apollo 100%. What is your point?
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@5.59 the forming of a semi spehere is not well done. it should have a fixed sphere to help catch countour the plate with another sphere pushing the plate to the fixed sphere.
Росатом обязательно учтет вашу супер важную критику))
La fabricación de esferas depende del material y del tamaño a realizar, algunos materiales no responden uniformemente bien a una presión curva pero otros si, también está que la geometría que se espera no es una esfera perfecta porque la utilidad no lo requiere, pero el resultado si es una esfera trabajable.
NUCLEP and USIMINAS are two giant Brazilian companies... Nuclep is amazing, not only produces nuclear reactors, ultracentrifuges for uranium enrichment and hulls for nuclear and diesel electric submarines.
Nuclep did not produced a single nuclear reactor. It is building the first one. Usiminas has nothing to do with nuclear.
Would love this channel if i could get more than 1 sec of video per scene... No time to really see whats happening.
WHY BOTHER..its propaganda SMS Group is located in Düsseldorf,Germany, not russia its a GERMAN company. A GERMAN foundry.
This is Machinery technology produced by DE company SMS. Do RU have their own Machinery technology to produce that sort of metal products.
Приезжай к нам в Волгодонск, на Атоммаш, сам посмотри 😂
After watching, how does Russia dominate??????????????????????????????????????
Обечайка ))
10:26 10:36 is from Germany!
And ?
@@overdrivelzma.9219 trash video for views at all.
there is ROSATOM channel on youtube.
Can’t do that with solar panels and wind turbines.
By 2050, 8 million tons of used solar panels and capacitors will be accumulated. New challenges for eco-activists
@@hypnomarket8649 и сразу появятся налоги на ветряки и электромобили)
DOES ONE NEED ROUBLES TO BUY A PLANT FROM FUSSIA?
Russian are worlds largest meliteri equipments producers
Because they build cheap, unsafe crappy reactors.
Für jedes Darmkrebs Patienten Heilen können werden
Russia has the big advantage that they continually build 1 - 2 VVER nukes each year since the 70ies. Thus their crews, machines, know-how did continually improve, experience built up. Today they are most porbably No 1.
The USA was the No. 1 in the 60ies and 70ies....France & Germany took over in the 80ies....Japan in the 90ies....later South Korea. UK went a different path with gas cooled reactors and abandoned it in the 80ies. From the technical skills and technology of the USA and Germany is nothing left..France is struggling....UK tries to get it again.
It is the advantage of a long term strategy.
Crap this at least half of the equipment shown is in Italy or Gemany - damn Fanboys
Ok,so 2/3rds of this video isnt even russian factories ! Fake thumbnail, taking credit for something thats not even in russia lol.👎
empty drum gives loud sound😂😂😂
Когда остановится промышленность, из-за дорогого газа и электричества, люди начнут собирать металлолом меди и алюминия и продавать их в Китай, чтобы купить еду в России. Как вам такая технология? Зелёная бумага = пирамида
Украинские СМИ лгут
Россия является крупнейшим в мире экспортером пшеницы и четвертым по величине экспортером мяса.
Ты молодой украинец, живущий иллюзией
Я использую переводчик
@@yandexamazigh3775 я русский из России, это у меня юмор такой. Видел как в 92м году все заводы одновременно остановились и людям нечего было есть. Потом все заводы начали разбирать на металлолом и продавать в Китай, станки и металлолом. Люди выживали. И выжили. Теперь их очередь, но они ещё об этом не знают и не верят что это может быть. Россия великая страна. И нас не победить. Никак
@@andreypavlov8702 Я не русский, но я люблю Россию, ее историю и ее церковь.Остерегайтесь англо-саксонских флагов
@@yandexamazigh3775 это да. И теперь улыбаться будем мы. Мы видим их будущее, а они нет. Удачи тебе, друг
А причем тут Россия? Если газ и электричество тут самые дешевые. А если еще выйти из WTO и поменять налоги на энергоресурсы на пошлину как было раньше, то и нефтепродукты и бенз в стране подешевеет. Если бы финансовая система РФ работала на РФ все бы так и было. Только вот ЦБ, Силуанов и Наебуллина играют не на стороне РФ.
Wie einen Schifffahrt über dem Meer aussehen
14:20 again WAGNER?! NO GOD PLEASE NO NOOOOOOOOOO
p.s.😂