XA9949758 VIENNA INTERNATIONAL CENTRE LIBRARY FILM _ yiDEO CATALOGUE PEACEFUL APPLICATIONS OF NUCLEAR ENERGY 1928-1998 INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY 30-17 Vienna, Austria 1998 VIENNA INTERNATIONAL CENTRE LIBRARY FILM AND VIDEO CATALOGUE 1928-1998 INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY Vienna. 1998 FILM & VIDEO CATALOGUE PEACEFUL APPLICATIONS OF NUCLEAR ENERGY 1928-1998 IAEA. VIENNA. 1998 VIC/FC/1998 I'rinicd b\ the IAI A in AuMrki September IW8 CONTENTS Information for borrowers Conditions for loan How to request loans How to read entries Films by number Title index Subject index INFORMATION FOR BORROWERS The items listed in this catalogue are available on free loan for educational, non- commercial, non-profit showings involving no admission charges or appeals for funds. Much of the material listed has been donated to the IAEA by the Governments of Member States. The IAEA accepts responsibility for the contents of films/videos that it has itself produced or commissioned, but the IAEA and the VIC Library do not accept responsibility for the contents of films/videos that have been received from others. The items in this catalogue are arranged by number. The numerical sequence is followed by a TITLE INDEX and a SUBJECT INDEX. PERIODIC SUPPLEMENTS TO THIS CATALOGUE Supplements to this catalogue listing new acquisitions are issued annually. Please contact the AV Collection, VIC Library, if you want to receive a copy. COPYRIGHT INFORMATION Copyright information is given when available. In most other cases, information can be obtained from the national Atomic Energy Commission or from the producers of the film. Brackets indicate the most likely copyright holder if no precise information could be found. AUDIENCE Information as to whether the material is suitable for GENERAL, SEMI- TECHNICAL or TECHNICAL audiences and/or RESEARCHERS is given. The HISTORICAL nature of a film is indicated by the phrase "Of historical interest only'. FILM DEPOSITS The Vienna International Centre Library is willing to act as a depository for all films dealing with all aspects of the use of nuclear energy. We would also appreciate being informed about any new productions in this field. CONDITIONS FOR LOAN (1) Loan period: 4 weeks - European requests; 6 weeks - elsewhere. Special arrangements can be made for an extended loan period if necessary. (2) No more than three films at a time are lent to one institution. (3) Films must be returned within the time limit set when the loan is made. Return postage is to be paid by the borrower. (4) Some films are valuable archival material and are not lent outside the Vienna International Centre. Special arrangements for viewing can be made. (5) Films are not to be shown for profit or asking an entrance fee. Showing of the films on television, even in part, must be authorized in advance by the copyright holder. (6) Films are sent in good condition and should be returned in the same condition. Emergency repairs should be made only by trained personnel, and such repairs should be reported to the Vienna International Centre Library. (7) The Vienna International Centre Library must be reimbursed for the loss of a film or damage beyond normal wear and tear. The reimbursement must cover the costs for replacing the lost or damaged item. (8) Under no circumstances may footage be removed from films on loan. (9) Films should be rewound before return. A film loan record accompanies each shipment. The borrower is requested to complete the statistical portion of the loan record, sign it and attach it to the return shipment. For any questions regarding loan conditions, please contact the AV clerk, Vienna International Centre Library. HOW TO REQUEST LOANS Requests should include both the Catalogue NUMBER and the TTTLE of the film, e.g. AVN 0660, Nuclear Accident Dosimetry. They should be addressed by letter, fax or e-mail to: Audiovisual Collection Vienna International Centre Library P.O. Box 100 A-1400 Vienna AUSTRIA Telephone: 43 1 2060 ext.: 22620 Fax: 43 1 2060 29584 e-mail: [email protected] The VIC Library may have only ONE copy of the film with which to fulfil several requests. Therefore, (a) Requests should be made as far IN ADVANCE as possible. (b) Requests should include ALTERNATIVE titles and/or dates where possible. (c) Borrowers are requested to strictly observe the TIME LIMITS set when loans are made. (d) Please indicate which video system you use (PAL, SEC AM or NTSC) and check in the Catalogue its availability. Please note that several films are ONLY available in 16 mm format. HOW TO READ ENTRIES Whenever the information is available, each entry is composed of the following: Film number AVN 0680 Title Better bananas Country of Production Austria Producer Joint FAO/IAEA Division Date of production 1986 Language(s) English, Spanish, German Running time 13 min. Format sd., col. (sound, colour) or sd., b&w (sound, black and white): 16 mm film and/or 35 mm film and/or video Please note that the films are ONLY available in the indicated formats Audience general; semi-technical; technical etc. Copyright when known; brackets indicate the most likely copyright holder when no precise information is available. Television clearance given when available. Subject(s) key words which give information about the contents. Abstract a brief synopsis of the film FILMS BY NUMBER AVN 0002 Fuel element burning experiment. U.S. - U.S. Department of Agriculture, Motion Picture Service - 1959. English - 20 min. - sd., col. - 16 mm. Target audience: general; researchers. Of historical interest only. (Copyright: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission) Cleared for television. Subject(s): Fuel burnup (Nuclear engineering) Describes a two-part experiment to simulate the crash of a nuclear powered aircraft and the effects of the resulting fire on a fuel element. AVN 0003 Naval research laboratory reactor. U.S. - United States Navy - 1958. English, French - 25 min. - sd., col. + 1 English script - 16 mm. Target audience: technical, researchers. Of historical interest only. (Copyright: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission) Subject(s): Research reactors — United States ~ History. The film presents a guided tour through the Naval Research Laboratory's research reactor facility in Washington. All visible components are pictured and described; composition of fuel elements, core assembly, and methods of exposing samples are explained by animation. AVN 0004 Oak Ridge Research Reactor. U.S. - U.S. Atomic Energy Commission - 1958. English - 20 min. - sd., col. - 16 mm + 1 English script. Target audience: general, researchers. Of historical interest only. (Copyright: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission) Subject(s): Research reactors — United States — History. The film summarizes the components, facilities, uses, and operation of the Holifield research reactor. AVN 0005 Experimental Breeder Reactor-I core disassembly after meltdown. U.S. - Argonne National Laboratory - 1958. English, French - 13 min.- sd., col. - 16 mm + 1 English script. Target audience: general; researchers. Of historical interest only. (Copyright: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission) Cleared for television. Subject(s): Breeder reactors — Accidents; Nuclear reactors — Accidents. The film presents some major aspects of the removal and subsequent disassembly of the core of Experimental Breeder Reactor-I, Mark II, following meltdown. It illustrates the hot -laboratory remote-control techniques used to separate and recover enriched fuel from the blanket material. AVN 0006 Experimental Breeder Reactor I, Mark III U.S. - Argonne National Laboratory - 1958. English, French - 13 min.- sd., col. + 1 English script - 16 mm. Target audience: general; researchers. Of historical interest only. Copyright: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission) Subject(s): Breeder reactors — United States — History. This film presents some major aspects of the fabrication, installation and operation of a new core (Mark III) for the Experimental Breeder Reactor I. AVN 0007 Zero power reactor III. U.S. - U.S. Atomic Energy Commission - 1958. English, French - 10 min.- sd., col. + 1 English script - 16 mm. Target audience: semi-technical; researchers. Of historical interest only. (Copyright: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission) Subject(s): Nuclear reactors ~ United States ~ History; Fast reactors ~ United States History. This film presents the Zero Power Reactor III (ZPR III), its operation and current application in Argonne National Laboratory's fast reactor programme. AVN 0010 Vallecitos boiling water reactor. U.S. - Atomic Power Equipment Department, General ElectricCompany - 1958. English French - 8 min. - sd., col. + 1 English script - 16 mm. Target audience: semi-technical; researchers. Of historical interest only. (Copyright: U.S. Regulatory Commission) Cleared for television. Subject(s): Nuclear reactors — United States — History; Boiling water reactors ~ United States ~ History. Shows operation of the General Electric Vallecitos boiling water reactor, including views of the loading of the reactor, interior of the reactor containment vessel, and the turbine generator installation. Reactor start-up procedures and actual operating sequences, including close-ups of control and instrumentation, are demonstrated. AVN 0011 Dresden nuclear power station. U.S. - General Electric Co. - 1958. English - 15 min. - sd., col. + 1 English script - 16 mm. Target audience: semi-technical; researchers. Of historical interest only. (Copyright: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission) Cleared for television. Subject(s): Nuclear reactors — United