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THTR Newsletter No. 129 December 09
more to do with the nuclear industry?? -- Not even close! The nuclear legacy poses dangers in the middle of the Ruhr area, even in residential areas. Not only the 152.000 radioactive fuel elements from the Mini-THTR in Jülich, but also light and medium radioactive material from Duisburg will be brought to the interim storage facility in Ahaus in the future. Hardly anyone knows the GNS...
THTR Newsletter No. 128 November 09
If this obscure sect has preferential access to highly security-relevant sectors, that is definitely problematic. After all, the radioactive PBMR fuel balls were manufactured in the South African Pelindaba nuclear factory in 2006, when there was a sensational attack on the five "apartheid atomic bombs" stored there (see THTR-RB No. 118)....
for the high temperature reactor. The Certificate News writes in its newsletter 1/2009: “Hermann Josef Werhahn (Adenauer's son-in-law) has supported the reactor technology with spherical fuel elements as a consultant from the beginning.” It was already obvious last year that the Pebble Bed Modular Reactor (PBMR) in South Africa was not making any real progress and that the problems...
THTR Circular No. 126 April 09
Also called the Pebble Bed Modular Reactor (PBMR) in South Africa, it will not be built in Koeberg near Cape Town, although the spherical fuel element factory in Pelindaba, which is necessary for THTR operation and was built with German help, has already produced the nuclear fuel. This emerges from the magazine “Nucleonics Week” from February 5, 2009. The financially distressed PBMR company...
THTR Newsletter No. 124 December 2008
on the demolition squad. The NRW Ministry for Economic Affairs, Small Business and Technology confirmed to BI Environmental Protection in a letter on August 28, 1992 that 17.000 fuel elements in the THTR were damaged at that time and that a further 5.000 were to be expected during the reactor discharge (2). A single fuel element contains tens of thousands of highly radioactive...
2008 - Moormann study - Inherent accidents and radioactivity emissions in the HTR line!
gas outlet temperatures suitable for process heat, as assumed as the basis for the spherical pile VHTR development in the Generation IV project, therefore did not exist." 6. HTR spherical fuel elements cannot prevent the escape of radioactivity. A myth is exposed as a lie. "The AVR contamination issues are also related to the fact that intact HTR fuel assemblies are not considered...
THTR Newsletter No. 123 October 08
2003 2002 *** THTR Newsletter No. 123, October 2008 Contents: It is now time to act: Childhood cancer around nuclear power plants * The Asse II mine brings it to light: Highly radioactive THTR fuel elements are coming up again! * Insider study proves: Inherent accidents and radioactivity emissions on the HTR line! * Nuclear power plants = huge profits for shareholders * It's time to act now: Childhood cancer...
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THTR Circular No. 122 August 2008
be particularly cost-effective? This effect should also be achieved by the fact that the pebble bed reactors have no containment (safety container) because the graphite-coated spherical fuel elements are trusted to retain the radioactivity. If air enters the primary helium cycle, it could cause a graphite fire with catastrophic radioactive releases. At...
THTR Newsletter No. 121 May 08
necessary. The chairman of the Ahaus citizens' initiative, Heiner Möllers, also spoke at the rally and reported on the situation in Hamm's "nuclear sister city", where the THTR's fuel elements have been temporarily stored in a hall for 13 years. Matthias Eickhoff from the Münsterland Action Alliance Against Nuclear Plants emphasized that even 22 years after Chernobyl...
Videos and TV clips about the THTR
a metal becomes a bomb part 2 The first 60 seconds are identical to the first part... Arte 2015 - 01:23:55 - Our beautiful nuclear world - by Kenichi Watanabe The processing of fuel elements - USA - FRA - JPN THTR 300 Nuclear phase-out Nuclear waste What is uranium, plutonium...?! Uranium mining Nuclear accidents Nuclear weapons Uranium ammunition Uranium mining ZDF 2011 - 10:27 - Uranium mining and how it...
THTR Circular No. 119 January 08
and contain plutonium. They have a diameter of less than half a millimeter. Exactly these tiny spheres, which are barely visible to the eye, are also part of the THTR Hamm fuel element spheres! There are tens of thousands of these beads in a large THTR sphere. As is known, a total of 8.000...
THTR Newsletter No. 117 November 07
active in the South African PBMR project. NUKEM is responsible for the basic and detailed engineering of three of the four most important processes for producing the spherical fuel elements as well as for two of the processes for recycling production residues. The fuel element production is based on the former production of fuel elements at NUKEM / HOBEG, where fuel elements...
THTR Newsletter No. 116 September 07
The reactor failure - THTR 300 The THTR newsletters Studies on the THTR and much more. The THTR breakdown list The HTR research The THTR accident in the 'Spiegel' The THTR newsletters from 2007 *** 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 116 *** THTR Newsletter No. 2007, September XNUMX Generation IV - Reactors: Advancement instead of exit How to purely verbally and...
Entangled in the network of European uranium transports
Hardly anyone has been interested in the secret nuclear transport from Pierrelatte in France to the German uranium enrichment plant in Gronau. The nuclear waste from spent fuel apparently seems to excite people more than the transportation of uranium hexafluoride, which is used to make new fuel rods. Anti-nuclear initiatives in the Ruhr area and Münsterland now want...
two years are required to examine the documents. Construction could therefore begin in 2010 at the earliest. A spokesman for the PBMR company confirmed that loading with the radioactive spherical fuel elements can only take place four years after construction of the reactor plant began. This further raises the question of whether the companies Uhde from Dortmund and SGL Carbon from Wiesbaden are involved in the production of...
THTR Newsletter No. 113 May 07
she states: “China began developing the nuclear industry early on, although initially specifically for military purposes” (p. 775). The connection in the production of nuclear fuel is obvious: “Yibin Nuclear Fuel Factory (Object 812) is one of the 500 largest enterprises in China, conducting research, development, production and sales (including export)...
THTR Circular No. 112 April 07
shows: Boettcher, Dr. Alfred, born 1913. Studies: physics-nuclear physics. Before 1945, director of DEGUSSA, which manufactured secret weapons for the Hitler war, including metallic uranium - the fuel elements for the German reactor, moderated with heavy water. OBERSTURMBANNFÜHRER SS – Commander of the SS in Leiden/Holland. In the document from the “Dutch National War Documentation Institute”, Amsterdam,...
THTR Circular No. 110 January 07
Of course, the companies mentioned do not spend the 3,5 million euros completely selflessly. The ThyssenKrupp subsidiary Uhde (Dortmund) is already making a killing by spending $20 million on the construction of a nuclear fuel element factory for the THTR in South Africa. When the nuclear business really takes off, profits increase immeasurably. And also...
-- for a sunny future! Successful demonstration in Lüneburg THTR nuclear waste in Morsleben and Ahaus. Press coverage. * THTR Newsletter No. 101, October 2005 RWE NUKEM produces nuclear fuel elements in South Africa! Uhde in trouble. Nuclear city Dortmund. PBMR in South Africa: Uneconomical! Uranium mining in Namibia. News about “Langer Heinrich” and Rössing. South Africa's focus on...
