Sentence examples for radioactive building from inspiring English sources

How much radioactive building material could safely be left at the site?

The fire came three years after employees were dismissed for stealing radioactive building materials, tools and even a portable cement mixer, according to a 1994 report prepared by the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory.

It contends that no company in the world has the ability to do that because it would require entering the highly radioactive buildings and working in dangerously toxic water several feet deep.

The ITER Nuclear Buildings include the Tokamak, Tritium and Diagnostic Buildings (Tokamak Complex) and the Hot Cell and Low Level Radioactive Waste Buildings (Hot Cell Complex).

As construction engineering is current producer of almost 50% of waste encouragement of incorporation of toxic and radioactive agents in buildings could in future demand redefinition of building construction waste as hazardous and special waste disposals.

Seventeen years ago, Congress ordered the Energy Department to choose a place for permanent storage of the tons and tons of radioactive nuclear waste building up at reactors in 40 states.

If a crack develops in the piping or building, radioactive helium would escape, and air would rush in, also igniting the graphite.

The filter will act like a vacuum cleaner, absorbing radioactive particles from the building's air.

A federal Department of Energy report last year estimated how much exposure residents might receive in a worst-case scenario, one in which every laboratory building containing radioactive waste and other nuclear material was incinerated.

Oliver Clark says he remembers a rumour from his childhood that the building was radioactive - it came up in conversation after his father had told him about Rutherford's work.

In cases where so many records have been lost or destroyed that it is impossible to accurately reconstruct radiation dosages, workers can ask the government to declare anyone who worked in a particular building where radioactive material or residue was present to be included in a cohort.