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Chapelcross nuclear power station is a
former Magnox nuclear power station undergoing decommissioning. It is
located in
Annan in
Dumfries and Galloway...
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nuclear power station to
enter operation, and was the
sister plant to the
Chapelcross plant in Scotland. Both were
commissioned and
originally operated by...
- spent-fuel
facility at Windscale, and the dual-purpose
Calder Hall and
Chapelcross military plutonium producing reactors. The
Atomic Energy Authority (Weapons...
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locations of the sites.
Magnox North Ltd
became the
operator of
Chapelcross,
Hunterston A, Oldbury,
Trawsfynydd and Wylfa.
Magnox South Ltdbecame...
- Prin****l
control over the
reaction rate was
provided by a
number (48 at
Chapelcross and
Calder Hall) of boron-steel
control rods
which could be
raised and...
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synonymous with the
royal blue and gold pairing. Just
outside the town, the
Chapelcross nuclear power station operated from 1959 to 2004 and is
being decommissioned...
- 2002)
Calder Hall
nuclear power station (shut down in 2003)
Capenhurst Chapelcross nuclear power station (shut down in 2004)
Daresbury Drigg Dungeness A...
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plutonium was
apparently sourced from the
Magnox reactors at
Calder Hall or
Chapelcross. The
content of Pu-239 in
material used for the 1962 test was not disclosed...
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Beznau Gösgen
Leibstadt Mühleberg
Lucens Berkeley Bradwell Calder Hall
Chapelcross Dounreay Dungeness Hartlepool Heysham 1, 2 Hinkley Point A, B, C Hunterston...
- States, in 1959
Fermi 1 (civilian), Michigan,
United States, in 1966
Chapelcross nuclear power station (civilian), Scotland, in 1967 the
Lucens reactor...
