440:." Also, he added, that the leak was due to an operator error and the AEA ordered its staff not to publicize the leak or face dismissal. In addition, according to Hani Amer, which was an Egyptian Nuclear Safety Agency's inspector who visited the site, attributed the accident due to a valve failure coolant from the primary reactor was not able to flow through the correct channels to the waste tanks, and no workers had been exposed to radioactivity and that,"
407:. According to Al-Qolali, the reactor director and the operating manager were responsible for the accident and there were two visits by IAEA, one on July and another one on August, to ensure that the security measures had been taken, and they recommend for urgent renovation of the aging reactor, in order to restoring operations.
436:," confirming that the safety measures had been taken without any leaks outside the chamber and that IAEA's inspectors visited the reactor, the day after the leak, without detecting any radiation. A contradicting statement by Samir Mekheimar, a former Director at the Nuclear Research Center said, "
354:
samples had been irradiated and conducted at the ETRR-1 to test the production of fission product isotopes for medical purposes. The irradiated compounds had been dissolved in three laboratories, located in the
Nuclear Chemistry Building with no
410:
On 25 May 2011, another incident of water leakage happened again for the second time, due to explosion in the reactor's pump, which released 10 cubic metres (350 cu ft) of radioactive water, according to a source at the
389:
in
February 2005, are no longer outstanding, as the IAEA found no discrepancies between what have been declared during the investigation, and IAEA's findings and no evidences of extraction of plutonium or enrichment of uranium.
427:
admitted of a leak of radioactive water from ETRR-1, with a zero risk to the reactor and the neighboring area, as the leaking fluid was immediately contained, according to Naguib Ashoub, Director of the
Department of Reactors
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maintained full cooperation during the 2004–2005 investigation, and had taken corrective actions by submitting inventory change reports (ICRs) and providing a modified design information for the ETRR-1 reactor.
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423:. The government and officials denied any radiation leaks, and attributed the accident to a leakage of water from a pump that has nothing to do with the normal fuel cycle. Finally, The
403:, the accident was immediately fixed without any radioactive water leakage, as this incident happened due to operating the reactor without receiving safe operation permission from the
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In 2009, The IAEA's
Safeguards Implementation Report (SIR) for 2008, concludes that earlier issues of undeclared nuclear activities and material reported to the
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Global
Research Nuclear Reactors Handbook: Strategic Information and Nuclear Reactors in Selected Countries (Algeria, Germany)
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In April 2010, one of the cooling pumps of the ETRR-1's reactor broke, according to
Mohamed Al-Qolali, the Director of the
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In March 2001 and July 2002, the IAEA was investigating on the environmental samples which was taken from the ETRR-1's
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the fact that the reactor was by mere chance not operated the next day saved the area from environmental disaster
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justified its reporting failures, as the government and the IAEA had “differing interpretations” of Egypt's
212:
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resulted in contamination of the reactor water that penetrated the hot cells from irradiated sample cans.
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In the 1980s, ETRR-1 reactor was shut down to modernize and extend the reactor's operability by the
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670:: 10 millimetres (0.39 in) diameter, 500 litres (110 imp gal; 130 US gal)
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tank type WWR 2 MW research reactor with an initial fuel load of 3.2 kilograms (7.1 lb) 10%
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838:"Experience of Shipping Russian-origin Research Reactor Spent Fuel to the Russian Federation"
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1377:"Egypt Failed to Report "A Number" of Nuclear Materials, Activities, Facilities, IAEA Says"
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per hour, which is four times the normal background level of 0.25 microsievert per hour
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the first reactor is 50 years old and hasn't been operated for a year and a half
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1633:. Russian-American symposium on Conversion of the Research Reactors to LEU Fuel
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conducted about 12 unreported experiments, performed using a total of 1.15g of
1313:"Implementation of the NPT Safeguards Agreement in the Arab Republic of Egypt"
342:
In 2004–2005, an investigation by IAEA discovered that between 1999 and 2003,
298:(EK-10) imported from Russia, since then the reactor had never been refueled.
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in July 2003, that the presence of the particles was attributed by a damaged
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1624:"Types, Problems and Conversion Potential of Reactors Produced in Russia"
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1476:"An explosion in the reactor Anshas and Egypt survive a nuclear disaster"
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Nuclear program of Egypt § Undeclared nuclear activity
1512:"Egypt council of ministers denies Inshas radiation leak"
1568:"Atomic Energy Authority admits leak at Anshas reactor"
1139:
Science, Development, and
Sovereignty in the Arab World
1346:"IAEA: Egypt's Reporting Failures 'Matter of Concern'"
541:: 960 cubic metres per hour (34,000 cu ft/h)
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the leak took place during the maintenance of the pump
995:. : Intl Business Pubns Usa. 2013. pp. 161–163.
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nuclear activities are strictly for peaceful purposes
1597:"Report: Egyptian reactor leaked radioactive liquid"
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ETRR-1 is the second oldest research reactor in the
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1406:"Q&A: Head of Egypt's Atomic Energy Authority"
1064:Global Security Watch--Egypt: A Reference Handbook
1542:"No radiation leakage in Anshas nuclear facility"
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1279:. EU Non-Proliferation Consortium. Archived from
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246:Experimental Training Research Reactor Number one
1061:Sullivan, Denis Joseph; Jones, Kimberly (2008).
962:James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies
373:obligations and emphasizing that the country's “
268:, 40–60 kilometres (25–37 mi) northeast of
260:in 1958. The reactor is owned and operated by
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597:: Neutron physics, solid state, and shielding
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22:Experimental Training Research Reactor No. 1
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442:the radiation level was in the range of 1
363:being separated during these experiments.
250:Egypt Test and Research Reactor Number one
1727:Inshas uranium ore processing pilot plant
1453:. No. 1052. Al-Ahram Weekly Online.
1370:
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1270:"Nuclear capabilities in the Middle East"
1030:"Utilization of ETRR-2 and Collaboration"
1566:Abdel Halim, Hisham Omar (9 June 2011).
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264:(AEA) at the Nuclear Research Center in
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1445:Abdel-Baky, Mohamed (16–22 June 2011).
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547:: 1.8 metres per second (5.9 ft/s)
1681:Nuclear Fuel Cycle Activities in Egypt
1226:Technology transfer to the Middle East
1178:. No. 16th. Arrowmedia Israel Ltd
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1404:Elbahnsawy, Adel (7 September 2010).
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1322:. International Atomic Energy Agency
911:"Research Reactor Details - ETRR-1"
279:, after the Israeli IRR-1 reactor.
252:), is the first nuclear reactor in
1722:Phosphoric Acid Purification Plant
1375:Nartker, Mike (14 February 2005).
1142:. Palgrave Macmillan. p. 82.
1116:International Atomic Energy Agency
1041:International Atomic Energy Agency
919:International Atomic Energy Agency
887:International Atomic Energy Agency
849:International Atomic Energy Agency
303:International Atomic Energy Agency
14:
1203:Federation of American Scientists
682:: 1.5 millimetres (0.059 in)
421:International Nuclear Event Scale
16:Egyptian nuclear research reactor
1885:Radioisotope Production Facility
1784:Nuclear Fuel Research Laboratory
1170:Ofek, Rafael (2 November 2013).
806:Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority
401:Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority
262:Egyptian Atomic Energy Authority
1268:Fitzpatrick, Mark (July 2011).
1233:. September 1984. p. 355.
1231:Office of Technology Assessment
741:Materials/fuel test experiments
692:Burnup on Discharge, max %
1779:Fuel Manufacturing Pilot Plant
1488:. June 4, 2011. Archived from
816:Fuel Manufacturing Pilot Plant
688:: 7 millimetres (0.28 in)
509:Max Flux SS, Thermal (n/cm2-s)
309:Unreported nuclear experiments
1:
1229:. Washington: U.S. Congress,
1105:"Research Reactors in Africa"
615:: Production of radioisotopes
589:Horizontal Max Flux (n/cm2-s)
1963:Egypt–Soviet Union relations
1958:1961 establishments in Egypt
1943:Research institutes in Egypt
1815:El Dabaa Nuclear Power Plant
1631:National Academy of Sciences
1136:Zahlan, A. B. (2012-07-03).
1067:. ABC-CLIO. pp. 29–31.
1938:Nuclear technology in Egypt
1867:Hydrometallurgy Pilot Plant
1344:Kerr, Paul (1 March 2005).
619:Core Irradiation Facilities
607:Vertical Max Flux (n/cm2-s)
515:Max Flux SS, Fast (n/cm2-s)
432:," and he explained that, "
1984:
1908:Nuclear Chemistry Building
1745:Nuclear Chemistry Building
1385:. Global Security Newswire
644:Origin of Fissile Material
521:Thermal Power, Pulsed (MW)
503:Thermal Power, Steady (kW)
312:
93:February 8, 1961
1933:Nuclear research reactors
1603:. East West Services, Inc
1546:State Information Service
1382:Nuclear Threat Initiative
957:Nuclear Threat Initiative
417:Rose El Youssef newspaper
331:, which was explained by
222:
1953:Nuclear program of Egypt
1351:Arms Control Association
1172:"Egypt's Nuclear Dreams"
811:List of nuclear reactors
801:Nuclear program of Egypt
545:Coolant Velocity in Core
405:Nuclear Safety Authority
323:that revealed traces of
129:Technical Specifications
759:Neutron capture therapy
625:Core Max Flux (n/cm2-s)
577:Experimental facilities
425:Atomic Energy Authority
413:Atomic Energy Authority
248:, and sometimes called
159:10% enriched U235 EK-10
78:March 1, 1958
70:Construction and Upkeep
31:Nuclear Research Center
1451:Al-Ahram Weekly Online
1176:IsraelDefense Magazine
698:Burnup Average, %
453:Reactor specifications
1574:. Egypt Independent.
656:Equilibrium Core Size
564:Control Rods Material
337:nuclear fuel cladding
27:Operating Institution
1948:Light water reactors
1807:Nuclear power plant
1762:bench-scale project
1277:nonproliferation.eu
765:Activation Analysis
753:Neutron Radiography
650:Enrichment Supplier
583:Horizontal Channels
570:Control Rods number
1968:Neutron facilities
1877:Isotope separation
1705:Exploratory mining
1320:globalsecurity.org
747:Neutron Scattering
680:Cladding Thickness
668:Dimensions of Rods
387:Board of Governors
75:Construction Began
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1572:Egypt Independent
1410:Egypt Independent
925:on 7 October 2018
674:Cladding Material
601:Vertical Channels
287:The reactor is a
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175:Neutron Moderator
90:First Criticality
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