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Mar. 27 First Cable-Net Cooling Tower In The World Has Been Completed At Schmehausen/West-Germany: It looks a dwarf's house, this one in front of the huge cooling tower (picture), which has recently been completed at Schmehausen/West-Germany. The cooling tower, which is 181 mtrs. high, is the first one in the world to be fastened to a cable net. The extraordinary construction lets off the surplus warmth of the nuclear plant Westfalen into the air by aircooling and a closed cooling water circulation, which means that it causes no air pollution and does not warm up the rivers with hot cooling water

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