- The
Atucha Nuclear Complex, or
Atucha Nuclear Power Plant, is the
location for two
adjacent nuclear power plants in Lima, Zárate,
Buenos Aires Province...
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Embalse Atucha I
Atucha II In Argentina,
about 10% of the
electricity comes from 3
operational nuclear reactors: Embalse, a
CANDU reactor, and
Atucha I and...
- The Gran
Premio Jorge de
Atucha (previously
known as the Clásico
Jorge Atucha,
Premio Jorge Atucha,
Premio General Las Heras) is a
Group 1 thoroughbred...
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country in
Latin America to put in-line a
commercial nuclear power plant,
Atucha I.
Although the Argentine-built
parts for that
station amounted to 10% of...
- city of Zárate, in the
northern part of
Buenos Aires province beside the
Atucha I
Nuclear Power Plant. The
reactor was
integrally designed by CNEA (National...
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pressurized heavy water reactors were
built independent of the CANDU-line,
mainly Atucha nuclear power plant in Argentina. The
nuclear industry (as
distinct from...
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evidence that
civilian heavy water power reactors—such as the
CANDU or
Atucha designs—have been used to
produce military fissile materials. In nations...
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chief base of support, the CGT. He also
presided over the
inaugural of the
Atucha I
Nuclear Power Plant (Latin America's first) in April; the reactor, begun...
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Atucha Embalse Yacyretá Salto Grande Piedra del Aguila El Chocón Alicurá ****aleufú Planicie Banderita San Nicolás Dock Sud Map all
coordinates using OpenStreetMap...
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Latin America (1957), as well as the region's
first commercial reactor,
Atucha I, in 1974. The
institute was
renamed in 1962 to
honor José
Antonio Balseiro...
