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Pre-planning for Nuclear Accidents
Health Physics, 1963The improvements in emergency planning and equipment at Chalk River which have occurred during the last 15 years are discussed. Reference is made to how well emergency plans operated during the two major reactor accidents which occurred. The existing procedures which deal with emergencies are discussed and some of the emergency equipment designed and ...
J M, WHITE, J, NEIL
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Nuclear Fuel in a Reactor Accident
Science, 2012Mechanics of a Meltdown For all the potential hazards presented by nuclear power plants, there have been very few incidents that have caused human or environmental harm. However, those that have happened have often had disastrous consequences, for example, the accidents at Chernobyl in Ukraine and, just last year, at Fukushima ...
Peter C, Burns +2 more
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A neutron dosemeter for nuclear criticality accidents
Radiation Protection Dosimetry, 2004A neutron dosemeter which offers instant read-out has been developed for nuclear criticality accidents. The system is based on gels containing emulsions of superheated dichlorodifluoromethane droplets, which vaporise into bubbles upon neutron irradiation.
D'ERRICO, FRANCESCO +4 more
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Nuclear Accidents—Nuclear Incidents
2020Nuclear Safety, as already mentioned in Chap. 2 of this book under Facts and Institutions, tackles the nuclear threat related to nuclear accidents caused either by natural phenomena or by human error in the designing, building or operating phase of these facilities.
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2011
In the wake of the Fukushima accident, this chapter provides a summary and comparison of the four previous major accidents in the history of exploitation of nuclear power for military and civilian purposes: Windscale, Kyshtym, Three-Mile Island (TMI) and Chernobyl.
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In the wake of the Fukushima accident, this chapter provides a summary and comparison of the four previous major accidents in the history of exploitation of nuclear power for military and civilian purposes: Windscale, Kyshtym, Three-Mile Island (TMI) and Chernobyl.
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Science, 1979
William A. Lochstet (Letters, 9 Nov., p. 637) is a member of the Department of Physics at Pennsylvania State University. University Park 16802, not the University of Pennsylvania.
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William A. Lochstet (Letters, 9 Nov., p. 637) is a member of the Department of Physics at Pennsylvania State University. University Park 16802, not the University of Pennsylvania.
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American family physician, 1982
A nuclear accident with radioactive contamination can happen anywhere in the world. Because expert nuclear emergency teams may take several hours to arrive at the scene, local authorities must have a plan of action for the hours immediately following an accident. The site should be left untouched except to remove casualties.
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A nuclear accident with radioactive contamination can happen anywhere in the world. Because expert nuclear emergency teams may take several hours to arrive at the scene, local authorities must have a plan of action for the hours immediately following an accident. The site should be left untouched except to remove casualties.
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