Sentence examples for reprocessing facility from inspiring English sources
After achieving the basic skills, a power reactor reprocessing facility was built to reprocess spent fuel from power reactors.
So far, at least, the country has not made good on its threat to restart a plutonium reprocessing facility that has the capacity to to produce fuel for a half-dozen nuclear bombs this year.
Since North Korea threw out international inspectors on New Year's Eve, it has turned on its nuclear reactors and, it appears, the reprocessing facility that would enable it to convert 8,000 spent nuclear fuel rods into weapons-grade plutonium.
American intelligence officials have estimated that North Korea already has two nuclear devices and could start producing more at a rate of nearly one a month if it restarts a plutonium reprocessing facility at its main nuclear complex north of the capital, Pyongyang.
With the last of the international inspectors ejected yesterday and the possibility of a mothballed plutonium reprocessing facility coming back on line in the next month or two, North Korea is giving itself the means to produce ever-greater numbers of nuclear weapons, and no subsequent agreement will be able to reverse that fact.
But in 1999, when an accident at a uranium reprocessing facility in Tokaimura killed two workers and contaminated the plant, AMOOTY was still considered too experimental to use.
Japan is also building massive nuclear waste disposal and reprocessing facilities there.
And the countries that operate reprocessing facilities today France and Japan are doing it at a massive financial cost.
Those steps, he said, include discussion of a freeze on work at North Korea's nuclear reprocessing facilities to ensure peaceful use, and allowing international inspectors back in.
Computational experiments for randomly generated networks of up to 700 sourcing sites, 100 candidate sites for locating reprocessing facilities, and 50 reclamation facilities are presented.
This paper describes recent results from model simulations designed to test the Multi-Isotope Process (MIP) monitor, a novel addition to a safeguards system for reprocessing facilities.
