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W Elevator, 105N Reactor The array of penetrations corresponds to the front face of the reactor with it's somewhat more than 1000 horizonatal tubes, each containing about ten fuel elements. Racks on either side (walls) hold steel tubes which would have been pre-loaded and using the equipment on the right in the picture, inserted through these penetrations for refueling.

W Elevator, 105N Reactor

The array of penetrations corresponds to the front face of the reactor with it's somewhat more than 1000 horizonatal tubes, each containing about ten fuel elements. Racks on either side (walls) hold steel tubes which would have been pre-loaded and using the equipment on the right in the picture, inserted through these penetrations for refueling.

Mark_800.JPG Keller_s_pocket.JPG W_Elevator,_where_new_fuel_stored_prior_to_loading.JPG viewed_from_the_north,_105N_preparing_to_lift_security_house,_July_29,_2010.JPG P1010009.JPG
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Filename:W_Elevator,_where_new_fuel_stored_prior_to_loading.JPG
Album name:FrankyJack / Hanford
Rating (3 votes):55555
Date:Jan 2010
Credits:Jeff Powell
Filesize:166 KiB
Date added:Feb 22, 2010
Dimensions:1024 x 768 pixels
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DateTime Original:2010:01:18 12:31:36
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