- The
Windscale fire of 10
October 1957 was the
worst nuclear accident in the
United Kingdom's history, and one of the
worst in the world,
ranked in severity...
- Sellafield,
formerly known as
Windscale, is a
large multi-function
nuclear site
close to
Seascale on the
coast of ****bria, England. As of
August 2022...
- The
Windscale Piles were two air-cooled graphite-moderated
nuclear reactors on the
Windscale nuclear site in ****berland (now
known as
Sellafield site,...
- BBC do****entary on the
topic of the fire,
Windscale: Britain’s
Biggest Nuclear Disaster.
Rainbow Code
Windscale fire Mark 18
nuclear bomb Ivy King Arnold...
-
November 1917 – 12
March 2008) was
deputy to the
general manager at the
Windscale nuclear facility when a
major fire
erupted on 10
October 1957. He was...
-
Rebellion Developments. It is set in an
alternate history 1960s
where the
Windscale nuclear disasters turned much of
Northern England into a
radioactive quarantine...
- syndrome,
providing the bulk of the data
about this condition.: 15–29 The
Windscale fire
resulted when
uranium metal fuel
ignited inside plutonium production...
- disasters: an
untested graphite annealing process contributed to the
Windscale fire (but the
graphite itself did not
catch fire),
while a
graphite fire...
-
processing plant at
Windscale, and a
gaseous diffusion uranium enrichment facility at Capenhurst, near Chester. The two
Windscale reactors became operational...
-
involved in the
design of the
reactors and the
chemical separation plant at
Windscale.
Under his
direction it took part in
frontier fusion research, including...
