Uploaded October 2020 | Updated September 2026, 21 minutes ago
F4E, managing Europe’s contribution to ITER, is responsible for providing half of the machine’s components.
In this video drawn directly from ITER CAD data, you can follow their installation in the Tokamak pit, the “home” of the device.
The first two pieces – the base and lower cylinder of the cryostat—are already in place.
See what comes next as the 23 000-tonne device is built from bottom to top.
F4E, managing Europe’s contribution to ITER, is responsible for providing half of the machine’s components.
In this video drawn directly from ITER CAD data, you can follow their installation in the Tokamak pit, the “home” of the device.
The first two pieces – the base and lower cylinder of the cryostat—are already in place.
See what comes next as the 23 000-tonne device is built from bottom to top.
