Sentence examples for radiation containment from inspiring English sources

A reduced sintering temperature for tungsten arose in forming radiation containment structures.

The first was a nuclear research center with a nuclear reactor and six shielded radiation containment chambers for handling radioactive isotopes, referred to as hot cells, at the end of Reactor Road.

This could burn through the walls of the vessel and release radiation into a containment building that surrounds the reactor.

In addition, containment radiation levels for specified fuel damage which are used in core damage assessment are recalculated.

In Japan, authorities thus far have been able to contain the radiation within the steel containment vessels surrounding the fuel rods after two explosions happened in separate units.

This fuel, stored in pools of water for cooling and containment of radiation, is typically in buildings not nearly as sturdy as containment buildings.

The radiation level in the containment vessel of reactor 2 has reached as high as 530 sieverts per hour, Tokyo Electric Power Co. — or Tepco, as it's known — said last week.

Combined with various mechanical failures, that caused damage to the core, and, according to the script, radiation escaped inside the containment dome and then was released to the outside.

The understanding of healthcare systems (including IT networks) and devices vulnerability is critical, especially in the case where radiation mitigation and contamination containment are necessary.

Tokyo Electric and Japanese regulators have not released any statistics on radiation levels inside the containment buildings where engineers are desperately trying to fix electrical systems, pumps and other gear wrecked by Friday's earthquake and tsunami.

The integrity is a crucial aspect in the design of these systems; to certify it packages should demonstrate to withstand loads, that could occur under normal and accident conditions, and to meet the safety requirements in terms of performances of containment and radiation protection, like the IAEA ones.