Area of potential damage in the case of an impact on one of the La Hague storage pools
Above: the La Hague nuclear reprocessing installation and its irradiated fuel storage pools (framed). Opposite: Main area (in orange) of potential damage on buildings and equipment, in the case of a Boeing 767 crash on pool E (assessment method used by the US NRC).
Installations: NPH, T0: Spent fuel storage reception / pools. R1-T1: Shearing/dissolution facilities (head ends). T2: Fission product separation/concentration plants. T7: Vitrification plant. Pools D, E, CA: Spent fuel storage pools.
Source : WISE-Paris, according to www.cogemalahague.fr, NRC 2000
Presentation of the Sellafield reprocessing facilities
Sea Discharge B302 & B302.1 Pipelines Plutonium Main Gate stores B205 Magnox N Reprocessing B204. Old Reprocessing Railway Plant Ssidings
B33 MOX Demonstration Facility
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Calder Hall Magnox Reactors 1-4 B570 THORP B311 Fuel Handling Plant B355 Waste B572 Encapsulation Vitrificcation plants MOX Plant Plant
Source : BNFL Area of potential damage in the case of an impact on Sellafield B215 liquid high level waste storage
Source: WISE-Paris according to NRC 20001, based on a map transmitted by BNFL
1 US NRC, « Study of Spent Fuel Pool Accident Risk at Decommissioning Nuclear Power Plants », October 2000. Transports of German Plutonium in France
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