EBR-I generated the first usable electricity from atomic energy in December 1951. The tour showcases four nuclear reactors (including two aircraft nuclear propulsion prototypes), a reactor control room, remote handling devices for radioactive materials, radiation detection equipment, and much more. The facility is located 18 miles southeast of Arco, Idaho. Click on photos to enlarge.
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Control room |
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Nuclear reactor |
Here are the two nuclear aircraft engine prototypes...
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Lead shielded locomotive developed to move the nuclear powered aircraft |
Lastly, I photographed this encrypted code written on the mountain outside of Arco...
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