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1964
Fabrication of reactor vessel for the Connecticut Yankee reactor. |
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1958
Test vessel for CANEL project using Lukens plates and heads, unit installed at Air Force nuclear testing facility.
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1981
Ingot in the 206 Rolling Mill.
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1981
Largest steel plate ever rolled in US.
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1964
One of heaviest (44 tons) chrome-moly steel plates ever rolled, being loaded in Philadelphia.
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This system for undersea drilling contains
250 tons of Lukens HY-80 plate steel. |
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Lukens employees marking a plate on Leveler for flattening.
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1963
Lukens T-1 steel being fabricated for blast load generator built by Lakeside Bridge & Steel.
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1956
M 42 self-propelled motor gun carriage with two 44 mm. Guns on twin gun mount, uses Lukens armor plate throughout.
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1965
Launch of Air Force Titan 111-C. Lukens specialty steel used in solid fuel boosters. |
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1966
Polaris sub Will Rogers contains more than 2000 tons of heavy gauge Lukens steel in the hull.
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1960
Nuclear submarines Shark and Robert E. Lee
at Newport News, VA. Lukens supplied armor plate for hull, bulkheads and missile tubes.
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1957
Lukens Spun Heads for 96-inch Howell-Bunger valves at Ladore Dam, in British Columbia.
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1957
96-inch Howell-Bunger valves at Ladore Dam, in British Columbia use Lukens spun heads to dissipate energy of discharge water. |
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Lukens employee grinding a pressed head.
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