What I've learned from this clip: Hyundai's engineering skills are state of the art... ...but they're video making skills are from the 90's.

@drewh0208

4 жыл бұрын

Music makes it seem it's about to turn into a Mecha and join the Avengers.

@sementhrower420

4 жыл бұрын

When you let the engineers do presentations, 9/10 times this is what you get :D:D Gotta love engineers

@nlo114

4 жыл бұрын

Engineers show the relevant points, rather than an artistic representation. I'm an engineer, so this shows me all I want to see without cluttering up the screen with arty-farty odd angle, 1/4 second, in-and-out shots etc. The music bit is definitely crap, so hit 'm' within 3 seconds of start.

@triangulatedcircle

4 жыл бұрын

This would be one amazing N64 game :D

@misium

4 жыл бұрын

@@nlo114 Actually the main problem is the low resolution in many parts of the video. It goes against the "showing of relevant points".

I am very proud of cutting edge manufacturing performance by HHI. I am also working in ITER, TCWS Dept. Thank you for your Sector 6. I am Korean.

@user-wl7bw5hq6l

4 жыл бұрын

@@michelfrance75 we have some spare cash. Your country doesn't have spare cash I presume?

@cubertmiso

4 жыл бұрын

So cool to hear that Lee Ryan. Keep it up! I have to ask what's your overall view of ie Wendelstein 7-X design compared to tokamak?

@cubertmiso

4 жыл бұрын

@@michelfrance75 People developing new tools today will produce paths to cleaner environment and healthier life in the future. They can print fiat infinitely to battle covid-19 but all this fresh printed debt can't magically turn to anything physical. It's important to our human race to learn how to reverse engineer and use the universe to our advantage.

@michelfrance75

4 жыл бұрын

@@cubertmiso Do you really think that all the industrial techniques that are behind this mode of fusion, even if it would one day emerge, respect the environment and have no ecological footprint for the future of humanity ? But it is quite the opposite, and from the fuel that exploits the deuterium-tritium reaction with the associated process very complex ! Besides that, what simplicity to recover the energy of fusion of the sun by its heat or its radiation ! Quite the opposite of ultra-vacuum, hyper-frequency, ultra-expensive superconductivity, superfluid helium, etc, etc ... techniques. Not to mention the chasm of electrical power to install before recovering the 1st milliwatt of electrical power ... Fortunately, near Cadarache we have 4 PWR units of 900 MWe to operate ITER and the Georges Besse 2 plant to produce nuclear fission fuel !

@spicykorean104

4 жыл бұрын

존나멋지누

The ITER updates are a very necessary and vital inspiration of hope for the future. Through honest cooperation and embracing the possibilities of evidence-based engineering, scientific experimentation and hypothesis testing we can turn humanity from a tribalistic, isolationist bunch of narrowminded warmongers into a cooperative, utilitarian, tolerant, loving, self-critical, curious, well educated and empathetic species that is stable enough to expand outwards into space. Thank you for all your hard work. The planet needs peaceful and innovative projects with global cooperation now more than ever.

@JeanFrancoisDesrosiers

4 жыл бұрын

Tycho for President!

@Nobody-Nowhere

4 жыл бұрын

First step would be to eradicate capitalism.

@artysanmobile

4 жыл бұрын

tycho That’s a giant load of utopian optimism there. Don’t hold your breath. We are still human.

@BarryObama666

4 жыл бұрын

A huge disaster is coming. COVID-19 is nothing. Hopefully California gets it first.

@artysanmobile

4 жыл бұрын

Sklawz Any disaster will inherently settle directly onto the population with the lowest intellect. You might want to tighten your foil hat.

Thank you for pushing humanity forward.

@user-nx7xx7rf1h

4 жыл бұрын

but thermonuclear synthesys doesn't even exist IRL.

@adem9g

3 жыл бұрын

Its going backwards

@Feinrizulwur

3 жыл бұрын

@@adem9g In a some meaning yes. It is a political solution . Technical unproven, and very expensive to. More than 50 years ago MSR was tried and worked . That is the solution for at least the 100 coming years. Big Fossil doesn't want a solution, neither Big Money as they are the same. For example a TMSR only needs 1/10 fissile material to run and is about 200 times more efficient than a LWR. Running on thorium makes very little long lived waste . On top of that, TMSR is inherent safe. If instead TMSR was biult ,100 LWRs (todays nuclear) loading could drive 1000 TMSR . The fuel could drive these TMSR for 180 years instead of only 18 months LWR loading. And yes we need 1000s of reactors urgent. We know super volcanoes, will erupt and block the sun. TMSR can be placed near towns and industrial ares for heat. Cleaning (waste) water and buildings and making chemistry or fuels and so on. The deuterium for ITER is no problem, but where to get the tritium ? The ITER project is a huge waste of money , not needed, as we don't know if it works, perhaps not ever ? Typical for today's politicians.

@katelynnblatt9614

3 жыл бұрын

The word “Hyundai” is the Korean 現代 (“hanja”), which means “modernity.” An exact transliteration into English would be “Hyeondae.” It's a fitting name considering the brand's current slogan: New Thinking. New Possibilities.Feb 6, 2015

I'm a Fabricator and a Machinist and I approve of their work. Incredible complexity. My press break is a lot smaller like 80 tons but glad to see they bump brake and not roll. That is how I would do it too. For the welders, I feel for you guys. Out of position (not standing or in a chair) TIG welding is not for the weak or stiff. Must had been a lot of pulling and warping with all those deep wide welds. Who ever came up with that design is going have a mountain of data when this proof of concept is functioning. I'm almost positive it will be less complex, least I hope so. Maybe 3D printed assemblies is the way to go next time if they ever make a printer that big and with the quality assurance required.

@movax20h

4 жыл бұрын

The press they are using looks like 50000-80000 tones. Crazy. The welding is even more crazy, from what I can see.

@dav1dsm1th

4 жыл бұрын

@@movax20h The capacity is written on the side @ 3:44

@ptonpc

4 жыл бұрын

@@dav1dsm1th 10,000 tons so 9070 tonnes (Assuming I've not had a brain fart) ?

@andyowens5494

4 жыл бұрын

I dont think we’ll ever see things like that being printed; the structural integrity, strength, material combinations etc would make it prohibitively expensive if not impossible. Cheaper and easier to make them like this video.

@movax20h

4 жыл бұрын

@@dav1dsm1th Oh. I didn't notice it. 10000 tons. It did look bigger on the first glance. But, yeah, it is not enormous, just big. It has very wide opening and clearances, making it very suitable to do bending on large plates. Heavy press would require smaller footprint (opening), and be more massive, and enormous cylinders and bearings. It looks that biggest press that is in South Korea is 17000 unit, for open die forging primarily. I checked Wikipedia and the biggest in the worlds are in China (80000 tons), Russia (75000 tons), France (65000 tons) and USA (53500 tons, and two old 45350 tons presses from Heavy Press Program). It is interesting tho, as Korea Aerospace Industries, a joint venture of Samsung Aerospace (mostly known now as Hanwha Aerospace Co., Ltd), Daewoo Heavy Industries' aerospace division, and Hyundai Space and Aircraft Company, did produce a number of high tech fighter jets and helicopters, requiring big presses. But considering relatively low production volume and limited export of these products (with exception of T-50 jet), they probably utilized presses in USA and France for that.

Damn, Hyundai get amazing video quality on their VHS

@slevinshafel9395

3 жыл бұрын

hahahhahaa VHS. imagine when ther go to DVD. And After that BlueRay will be blowmind hahhaha

I'm a TIG-Welder myself and man, I'm jealous. To be a part of this kind of project, these guys really can be proud.

Drop the music, pathos and hectic cuts, give some information! :)

@Totalinternalreflection

4 жыл бұрын

Marco Schön came here to say this. So frustrating.

@user-nx7xx7rf1h

4 жыл бұрын

thereis no any new info since 1965...they still didn't got reaction.

@oddhlisterud3834

4 жыл бұрын

Just turn it down, or leave.

@charliesk1

3 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more!

@Omni-Kriss

3 жыл бұрын

The music is nice IMO, if the amazing creations of creative people don't evoke some emotion, what will?

어마어마한 구조물 이군요! 한국이 주요파트를 담당해서 너무 자랑스럽네요. 핵융합로 가동과 에너지저장에 성공해서 인류 발전에 기여하면 좋겠습니다.

@MartyInTheWoods

4 жыл бұрын

이 반응은 에너지를 그리드에 공급하지 않습니다. 타당성 조사입니다. 다음 원자로는 그리드에 실제 전기 에너지를 생산할 것입니다! 우리 모두 한국을 자랑스럽게 생각합니다! 👍 🇰🇷

@msdigital7065

3 жыл бұрын

다음은 dongascience.donga.com/news.php?idx=38553 기사의 일부내용입니다. '국내에서 ITER 제작에 참여한 업체는 1차와 2차 협력업체까지 포함하면 총 224곳에 달합니다. 한국 업체가 ITER에 조달하며 수주한 금액은 2007년부터 2020년 6월까지 6180억원입니다. 한국이 ITER에 조달하는 품목은 TF(Toroidal Field)코일용 초전도 선재와 진공용기 본체, 진공용기 포트, 블랑켓 차폐블록, 조립장비, 열차폐체, 삼중수소 저장 공급시스템, 전원공급장치, 진단장치 등 입니다.' 특히, 초전도 선재는 ITER뿐아니라 일본과 이탈리아의 핵융합로에도 공급하고 있습니다. TF 코일용 초전도 선재 구조를 보시려면 kzread.info/dash/bejne/c5WGuZdpirbXnc4.html 의 1분17초-33초 부분을 참조하십시오.

I appreciate that all the funding did go into the project and none of it into making a modern video or licensing of good music.

Other than the outer and inner walls, every single component of that huge device was completely unrecognisable to me! What was very clear to see is the meticulous precision and superb craftsmanship of the Engineers and Constructors whom worked on the project. It would've been great to have had a longer, much more detailed documentary on this huge project for 9 of these perplexing devices. Thank you for this remarkable video, and to the excellent Designers, Engineers and Constructors whom made it all possible!

The most important contribution to ITER to date is this video and backing sound track

The manual skills these guys display are mind blowing , the stuff that isn’t cnc manufactured like the tig welding and bending . Incredible skills . Hyundai and the Koreans are leading the way for sure .

Future in the making! That team of welders/designers are incredible skilled people. Amazing what they are pulling off there! I wish you all the luck and success!!

Is that Hyundai!!!! Waaaa👍👍 Respect from Morocco 🇲🇦

Most people admire celebrities, CEO's, supermodels, movie stars, whatever. I admire engineers, technicians, designers, labourers that make this happen.

I hope one day this pinnacle of technology power every house of human civilization.

good job! thank you south korea!!!

Love watching these update videos, incredible to see the future in real time.

The music is perfect and a work of art. Never have I heard such attention to dynamics of individual instruments. Never have I heard anything more touching, truly Oscar worthy. Hans Zimmer and John Williams can't compete at all.

Amazing. Thank You Korea.

Welcome to the future! Thank you ITER for making this happen.

Bravo à toute l’équipe de soudeurs !

Please consider doing a 2 hour long video showing the same thing in more detail. Can even keep the music style and I would watch, this is awesome steelwork and lots of people really enjoy watching fine craftsmanship.

@Erik-rp1hi

4 жыл бұрын

I second that. Make a longer vision please. I would even pay for the Blu-ray.

Beautiful to see, beautiful to watch. Keep it up! ITER will change history.

Amzing piece of engineering, must have been fascinating to work on this components ! Good job

@heardistance

4 жыл бұрын

Such structures are welders hell, believe me.

wow, what an amazing piece of work. massive but still so precise

Looks like a reactore core of the Starship Enterprise cool looking

@CombraStudios

4 жыл бұрын

Better, this is real

@MartyInTheWoods

4 жыл бұрын

If we build Starships one day, it will look very similar to this process 😀

love the entire aesthetic of this video

So damn awesome! Great teamwork.Thanks for the update.

I'm speechless. Precision of a Swiss watch at this gigantic scale.

Very good video. Liked the video and music. South Koreans are truly creative and intelligent people. Happy to have you as friends of the USA!

I take my hat off to Hyundai Engineers. Really a great company. May God bless them.

Gives a good idea of why this is a multi-billion dollar project. The amount of engineering going into this machine is staggering.

여러분, 감사합니다.

Damn those wealders look like theyre painting a Mandala ! what a Level of perfection!

Very impressive. And great video showing the building process!

Fascination, I have no clue what i just watched but it's fascinating.

It's edited like some kind of school project movie, with very weird music, but the stuff shown in the video is great.

I love watching these kinds of videos, I wish they would give a brief explanation of what they’re building I have no idea what it was about...

@2allehassenputinauerich224

4 жыл бұрын

ITER (English for International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor, Latin for Weg) is a nuclear fusion reactor and an international research project. ITER (englisch für International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor, lateinisch für Weg) ist ein Kernfusionsreaktor und ein internationales Forschungsprojekt 👽

@lunhil12

3 жыл бұрын

It is a section of a magnetic containment vessel for an international fusion reactor experimental program. The search for cheap, clean and unlimited energy production.

Fantastic work. Can't wait to see first beam.

Fantastic machining and assembly. We live in a science-fiction world.

MERCI !! les soudeurs, assembleurs venant des meilleurs chantiers navals .. il n'y a pas photo, ce sont les Coréens !!

2:58 thought that was DS9 music for a second...

Это действительно прекрасно, в отличии от войн по всему миру.

Thanks team Hyundai!

¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡Congratulations to all !!!!!!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

Well done, very impressive Thank you!

c'est du bel ouvrage. très intéressant.

Pokemon sounding music played over the construction of the greatest machine in all human history is certainly something

That is an amazing fab shop. So clean and efficient.

Congratulations, you are of top premium quality! I like the exciting boss music as well :-D

I would be the happiest little worker bee alive if my job every day was to help piece together this beautiful machine.

This is one of the best things I will see in my life, the awesome future

The Asian vibes are strong with this one.

This video make me feels like watching mako reactor being build.

Forget making a mini sun on Earth! I need this soundtrack!

Merci pour cette vidéo de ce remarquable travail d’équipe(s) ! Quand les Hommes font avancer l’Humanité, l’Espoir d’un vie meilleure pour tous s’allume ! Merci à tous ces brillants esprits -i(n)ternationaux 🌍🌏🌎

Making history. Good job humans

When I was a kid in the 70s, South Korea was a poor, broken society (economics-was, at least), on par with North Korea, still reeling from the effects of their brutal war. My have times changed! Even South Korea’s cars are good these days, hardly the case in 88 or 89 when the Hyundai Excel reached our shores! Great job South Korea! And if you like listening to music with headphones, treat yourself to an LG V30. They’re inexpensive, work just fine, and give you a quad channel headphone jack. LG is South Korean too, and I swear by them. You’re welcome for the tip!

Impressive work! This is next level machining and assembly. A big piece for men, one huge step for mankind. Congrats Hyundai and Iter.

@davidanalyst671

4 жыл бұрын

This reactor is a giant experiment. In the United States there are 3 new designs that will be commercially producing electricity before this experimental reactor turns on.

Wish my moms Hyundai car was built that well.

@ursmalo3103

3 жыл бұрын

I guess Hyundai wish to have car customers who pay a lot more for excellent quality

Congratuletion! Great job!

Gonna be epic in 15 to 20 years....all jokes aside amazing work and I pray it works.

To all those involved project iter dont let current world issues with covid 19 stop you valuable mission earth depends on you lot! Good 5o see the tokmak finally begin to take shape you can really start to get a scence of the work gone in to it!

Ottimo,complimenti Simic

The Wii music is a nice touch

Amazing stuff, not easy fabrication to do with this accuracy.

와우👍👍👍 존경스럽습니다^^

incredible i have no more words.

Tokamaks and Stellerators will power our future.

Go go go, ITER!

I love this music because it sounds like it’s from 1987, and I actually love that.

Impressive engineering and manufacturing.

Are they fusion pirates or why this kind of music?!

@user-nx7xx7rf1h

4 жыл бұрын

fusion doesn't exist.

@razeezar

3 жыл бұрын

@MichaelKingsfordGray Why the confrontational stance? Are your cortisol levels too high? Not enough hugs as a child? A supreme specimen of an alpha male who takes names, both in the metaphoric and literal sense? Choose at least one.

@geordonworley5618

3 жыл бұрын

@@razeezar 1. Choose at least one. 2. Choose at least one. 3. Choose at least one. Choose at least one.

iter will be greatest puzzle ever created by humans this century .

I think this is a factory for building parts for the likes of a super tanker. It goes to show how advanced and precise Hyundai's ship building capabilities were!

sweet! another 29 years of construction to go. build guys! BUILD!!!!

Great use of music. Kept me going

Absolutely incredible! Your team are so amazing to design and build such a machine. Thanks for sharing and as always keep building👍

Thx for sharing :)

Those TIG welders are awesome 👌🏻

This stuff seems right from a John W. Campbell's science fiction mega starship... Outstanding engineering... 😮

핵융합 에너지를 핵폭탄을 만들지만 핵융합 에너지는 인류의 미래다

God bless it's not a Renaissance Heavy Industries!

Amazing! a little more information about all the components would have been nice.

Great video. Fascinated by the massive aluminium plate being curved by the press by doing it in parallel line segments, I would have thought it would be rolled. I wonder how the compound curved piece at 1:45 is done?

@ArieteArmsRAMLITE

4 жыл бұрын

Localized bumping.

This music is like strait out of a jrpg. There is even a fight music 😅

Thinking about all the welding that went into making this makes my bump hump . Welders rule the world

That would be awesome music for an RPG, but when assembling a literal nuclear reactor a bit of narration wouldn't be a bad idea

Five years and 8 months until planned first plasma, I hope this is the one that gets us truly economically viable fusion production. Very exciting, I can't wait to see.

Really enjoy seeing work done on such detailed projects especially when considering the precision required for the scale (Really dose a good job at the end of giving the sheer scale of what the finished product will be). I was extremely disappointed by the resolution of the models though.

@myview5840

4 жыл бұрын

Does, not dose

Amazing work !

Awesome! I liked the Pokémon - Zelda music(Nintendo overall). It kept me going. xD

@inetlivv

3 жыл бұрын

Me too🤣👍

I salute the minds behinds this projects and all the peoples involved in it.

Very impressive but please more info and talks on what we are actually looking at. :)

I feel like I am watching the beginning of an epic. Thumbs up though.

All those huge oversized round bolt head like things (fish hole heads) must be where all the sputtering plate vacuum molecular evaluators get installed. Such a device will be necessary just to remove every last contaminating air molecule from the space where the plasma operates. Just a few stray air molecules in the plasma stream will contaminate it and cause the fusion to stall.

I wonder in what order were the hardest problems to solve? I would guess 1. manufacturing steps 2. fixture design to control all the welding stresses 3. assembly steps 4. fixturing for machining 5. Welding 6. machining. What is the stainless steel being used? It looks like it has a large capacity water jacket so Inconel is not needed. A 321 type grade of S.S.?

And you can bet there are many unnecessarily strict tolerances and procedures because of the way this has been designed. I have worked on a few minor "science projects" like a $400m solar plant, and it was shocking how little the designers knew about the real world and how things work. But still very cool.