1. Newsletter XXXVII - 20/25.08.2021-20/XNUMX - News+ XNUMX August - IAEA safety guarantee for Fukushima water release begins

    News+ August 20, 2021 ** IAEA safety guarantee for Fukushima water release begins It has been agreed that the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will support Japan in releasing tritium-containing water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. The IAEA's first official visit will take place in September, before the water testing for drinking quality...

  2. Newsletter XXXII - 19-26.07.2021/19/XNUMX - News+ XNUMX July - Could China's molten-salt nuclear reactor be a clean, safe source of energy?

    ITER Can nuclear fusion become the energy of the future? What is ITER supposed to do? The goals of the world's largest fusion reactor How does ITER work? Plasma, magnetic cages and fast particles The problem of tritium - is there enough fuel for fusion reactors? ITER and the environment - What about electricity, water and radioactivity? The Rivals - What happens after and alongside ITER? * July 22, 2021 -...

  3. Newsletter XVI - April 13th to 15.04.2021th, 13 - News+ April XNUMXth - Gas power plant: Is electricity from natural gas sustainable?

    have to leave. * April 14, 2021 - SPD waves EU combat drone through * April 14, 2021 - Against nuclear waste transport: Action alliance praises local councils * Fukushima - water into the sea April 13, 2021 - Tritium between facts and science denial * Alliance calls for end to final repository: April 13 2021 - All against Konrad * Climate and environmental arguments “ignored”: April 13, 2021 - Environmental aid files a lawsuit...

  4. Newsletter I - January 01st to 07.01.2021th, 04 - News+ January XNUMXth - Radiation exposure in Fukushima: between lies and self-deception

    the following results: April 26, 2019 - After the Fukushima nuclear disaster, heart defects increased in newborns kinderaerzte-im-netz.de * July 15, 2017 - Fukushima nuclear power plant: operator wants to release water contaminated with tritium into the sea Florian Rötzer / www.telepolis .de ** YouTube channel "Reaktorbankruptcy" Radioactivity worldwide... 3sat nano: Why the Fukushima disaster is trivialized...

  5. Important newspaper articles on Atom * ... etc. from 2018

    Nuclear facilities - arms trade - development aid? August 22, 2018 - Russia is building up a military presence in Africa * Radiation - liquid nuclear waste - disposal August 20, 2018 - Fukushima: In addition to tritium, iodine 129 is not filtered out of the cooling water * Russia is taking over the financing, supplying and building nuclear power plants in Bangladesh ... August 20, 2018 - Core Catcher installation...

  6. Important newspaper articles on Atom * ... etc. from 2017

    - Wells and geothermal energy are taboo * France - Areva - EDF July 22, 2017 - Can France no longer afford its nuclear power plants? * July 15, 2017 - Fukushima nuclear power plant: operator wants to release water contaminated with tritium into the sea * July 10, 2017 - France could close up to 17 nuclear reactors *** 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 *** Components fake June 29th. 2017 -...

  7. The uranium story

    In addition to plutonium, a number of other dangerous fissile substances are produced, such as cesium, technetium, krypton, strontium, iodine, ruthenium, rhodium, palladium and also the superheavy hydrogen isotope tritium (called ³H or T). * We take a closer look at the 'radioative isotopes' tritium, 137cesium, 90strontium and 131iodine because they pose great dangers. * Tritium has a half-life...

  8. March 26, 2014 - THTR research in North Rhine-Westphalia continues!

    of over 1000° were generated - the hope for safe nuclear energy. But the dream shattered after numerous safety deficiencies and incidents. In 1978, significant amounts of strontium 90 and tritium leaked from the reactor into soil and groundwater. Both can cause leukemia, and strontium 90 can also cause bone cancer. Nevertheless, the reactor continued to operate at a temperature that was far too high. The...

  9. THTR Newsletter No. 144 November 2014

    Extensive nuclear weapons production facility established in the 1950s and covering over 800 km². Five SRS reactors produced 36 tons of weapons-grade plutonium and radioactive tritium (H3). These activities yielded approximately 140 million liters of highly radioactive liquid wastewater, housed in 51 aging steel tanks and currently in large...

  10. Jun. 04, 2012 - Pebble bed reactor in Jülich: On the trail of the operators' attempts to cover up!

    It should be examined whether mobilizing influences such as pH value changes over decades can be excluded. Moormann and Strauch see the concentration of tritium as very problematic: "There is still the possibility that larger amounts of tritium than HTO can be found during the draining of the water from the reactor and during the perhaps somewhat amateurish attempt to...

  11. THTR Circular No. 139 June 2012

    It should be examined whether mobilizing influences such as pH value changes over decades can be excluded. Moormann and Streich see the concentration of tritium as very problematic: "There is still the possibility that larger amounts of tritium than HTO (= tritium compound, HB) may be present during the draining of the water from the reactor and perhaps during the... .

  12. The international INES rating scale and the list of nuclear power plant accidents

    The grassroots organization Sierra Club Canada protested against the extension in 2013 and called for the nuclear power plant to be shut down immediately due to aging, increasing radiation and increasing release of tritium. In June 2010, unexpected beta-gamma radiation from reactors 5 to 8 was released into water. On March 14, 2011, 73.000 liters of water flowed...

  13. THTR Newsletter No. 113 May 07

    are summarized. Initially, the facility was part of the nuclear weapons program and was focused on plutonium production and processing, the production of Pu fuel assemblies and the production of tritium and lithium-6” (p. 780). And in this context, the atw authors talk about the spherical fuel elements of the high-temperature reactor: “HTR fuel was manufactured...

  14. THTR newsletters from 2003

    2003 Proliferation: With the HTR, atomic bombs can be built worldwide! Plutonium diversion is possible, wrote Lothar Hahn in his report. US military interest in the HTR. Tritium from HTR for nuclear warheads. South Africa: Letter to the Federal Ministry of Research and the answer. PBMR: Investors wanted. Citizen's request for information exchange. Visit from South African...

  15. THTR Circular No. 80 February 03

    he declared it a failure (see appendix). The current chairman of the German Reactor Safety Commission, Michael Sailer, comes to a critical assessment of the possibility of producing tritium for nuclear weapons through the THTR (see appendix). The THTR was only in operation on 423 of a total of 1.600 approved full-load days; its utilization was less than 50%. (...) As a citizens' initiative,...

  16. THTR Circular No. 91 July 04

    became the possibility of military use of an HTR module. If lithium is added to the graphite of the fuel elements in excess of the unavoidable proportion, then a targeted extraction of tritium, a sought-after atomic bomb material, can be achieved. The Soviet scientists' arguments were strongly influenced by an abstract, physical approach to individual questions. This includes...

  17. List of incidents at THTR - collected by Horst Blume

    part of the system. November 09th - 15.11.1987th, 21: Under the heading "findings", the operators ticked off an accident in which unacceptably high levels of the radioactive substance tritium reached the Lippe last week (WA November 11st, 1987). January 29.01.1988, 1987: The THTR resumed operations after the annual overhaul that began in October 27.02.1988. February XNUMX, XNUMX: The THTR was...

  18. 1988 - Lothar Hahn on the subject of proliferation in pebble bed reactors

    Fuel elements that have been branched off can be replaced by dummy elements. From this point of view, the HTR has a clear special feature that can be used militarily: it can be used as an effective tritium producer. By using a suitable fuel composition (e.g. by adding lithium), the production of tritium for use in atomic bombs can be controlled and...

  19. THTR Newsletter No. 94 October 04

    Blind elements can be exchanged. The radioactive material for an atomic bomb can be produced within two months of operation. The radioactive tritium produced at the HTR line is particularly important for increasing the explosive power of nuclear bombs and is not covered by the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and is therefore not subject to international control. (For more details see...

  20. THTR Newsletter No. 86 November 2003

    for an atomic bomb can theoretically be obtained by processing 50.000 spent fuel balls, ie with a throughput of 1000 balls per day in less than two months. Tritium from the THTR for nuclear warheads By using the noble gas helium, the HTR produces radioactive tritium in a reaction triggered by neutrons, which is used for the construction of...

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