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reactor and the reactor building were seriously damaged by hydrogen explosions. The seal of the reactor vessel was blown up four feet, and 4,500 cubic metres (1,200,000 US gal) of radioactive water were found in the cellar of the building. This water was dumped in ditches around 1,600 metres (5,200 ft) from the border of the
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and eventually released to the Ottawa River in accordance with CNSC, Health Canada, and Ministry of the Environment regulations. Although the leakage was not a concern to the CNSC from a health, safety or environmental perspective, AECL made plans for a repair to reduce the current leakage rate for operational reasons.
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reactor, which resulted in significant damage to the core. The control rods could not be lowered into the core because of mechanical problems and human errors. Three rods did not reach their destination and were taken out again by accident. The fuel rods were overheated, resulting in a meltdown. The
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In mid-May 2009, the heavy water leak at the base of the NRU reactor vessel, first detected in 2008 (see above), returned at a greater rate and prompted another temporary shutdown that lasted until August 2010. The lengthy shutdown was necessary to first completely defuel the entire reactor, then
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In an unrelated incident, the same reactor had been leaking 7,001 litres (1,540 imp gal; 1,849 US gal) of light water per day from a crack in a weld of the reactor's reflector system. This water was being systematically collected, purified in an on-site Waste Treatment Centre,
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criticized the CNSC for this shutdown which "jeopardized the health and safety of tens of thousands of Canadians", insisting that there was no risk, contrary to the testimony of then CNSC President & CEO Linda Keen. She would later be fired for ignoring a decision by Parliament to restart the
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The NRU reactor licence expired in 2016. However, the licence was extended to March 31, 2018. The reactor was shut down for the last time at 7 p.m. on March 31, 2018, and has entered a "state of storage" prior to decommissioning operations which will continue for many years within the scope of
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was pulled out of the reactor vessel. When the arm of the crane moved away from the vessel, the uranium caught fire and the rod broke. The largest part of the rod fell down into the containment vessel, still burning. The whole building was contaminated. The valves of the ventilation system were
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all with remote and restricted access from a minimum distance of 8 metres (26 ft) due to the residual radioactivity in the reactor vessel. The 2009 shutdown occurred at a time when only one of the other four worldwide regular medical isotope sourcing reactors was producing, resulting in a
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mentioned that 47 litres (10 imp gal; 12 US gal) of heavy water were released from the reactor, about 10% of which evaporated and the rest contained, but affirmed that the spill was not serious and did not present a threat to public health. The amount that evaporated to the
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opened, and a large area outside the building was contaminated. The fire was extinguished by scientists and maintenance men in protective clothing running along the hole in the containment vessel with buckets of wet sand, throwing the sand down at the moment they passed the smoking entrance.
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Both accidents required a major cleanup effort involving many civilian and military personnel. Follow-up health monitoring of these workers has not revealed any adverse impacts from the two accidents. However, the
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The site remains in active use as of 2022. In 2016, 1.2 billion CAD was allotted over ten years to decommission 120 old buildings and build new ones. The new buildings were completed starting in 2020, as the
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watchdog group, notes that some cleanup workers who were part of the military contingent assigned to the NRU reactor building unsuccessfully applied for a military disability pension due to health damages.
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officer in Schenectady, New York, was part of a team of 26 men, including 13 U.S. Navy volunteers, involved in the hazardous cleanup. Two years later the reactor was in use again.
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On November 18, 2007, the NRU, which made medical radioisotopes, was shut down for routine maintenance. This shutdown was extended when AECL, in consultation with the
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should be taken into account in assessing the overall safety concerns of the reactor's operation. The NRU reactor was restarted on December 16, 2007.
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In its formal report to the CNSC, filed on December 9, 2008 (when the volume of leakage was determined to meet the requirement for such a report)
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technology. CRL has expertise in physics, metallurgy, chemistry, biology, and engineering, and hosts unique research facilities. For example,
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Chalk River was also the site of two nuclear accidents in the 1950s. The first incident occurred on December 12, 1952, when there was a
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What are the details of the accident at Chalk River's NRU reactor in 1958? (Canadian Nuclear FAQ, Dr. Jeremy Whitlock)
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What are the details of the accident at Chalk River's NRX reactor in 1952? (Canadian Nuclear FAQ, Dr. Jeremy Whitlock)
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and operated under contract by the Canadian National Energy Alliance, a private-sector consortium led by
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CRL is a site of major research and development to support and advance nuclear technology, particularly
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atmosphere is considered to be minor, accounting for less than a thousandth of the regulatory limit.
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Moore, M. A (2019). "Modern Integrated Decommissioning at Chalk River Laboratories - 19401".
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ascertain the full extent of the corrosion to the vessel, and finally to effect the repairs
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reactor, reflecting its policy that the safety of citizens requiring essential
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What are the details of the accident at Chalk River's NRU reactor in 1958?
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What are the details of the accident at Chalk River's NRU reactor in 1958?
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What are the details of the accident at Chalk River's NRX reactor in 1952?
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design, one of the world's safest and most successful nuclear reactors.
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The second accident, in 1958, involved a fuel rupture and fire in the
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future operating or decommissioning licences issued by the CNSC.
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infrastructure, saving some 200 million litres of fuel.
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National Research Universal reactor – 2009 Shutdown
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NRX and Zeep buildings, Chalk River Laboratories, 1945
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In May 2023, it was announced that the world's first
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Index

Chalk River Nuclear Laboratories

Ottawa River
Nuclear physics
Deep River
Ontario
46°03′01″N 77°21′40″W / 46.050242°N 77.361002°W / 46.050242; -77.361002
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Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
Nobel laureates
French
nuclear
Deep River
Ottawa
CANDU reactor
Bertram Brockhouse
McMaster University
Nobel Prize
neutron spectroscopy
John Cockcroft
Nobel laureate
medical radioisotopes
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
AtkinsRéalis

Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
medical isotopes
plutonium
Nagasaki

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