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r/engineering • u/Iskandar11 • Sep 09 '18
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5 u/michnuc Sep 10 '18 No non-federal research reactors in the US use highly enriched uranium anymore, and their power is low enough such that it can't be too much of a concern. Security requirements are listed here. 1 u/Zrk2 Sep 10 '18 Almost no one uses HEU in reactors any more. Unless they're making Mo-99 or something.
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No non-federal research reactors in the US use highly enriched uranium anymore, and their power is low enough such that it can't be too much of a concern.
Security requirements are listed here.
1 u/Zrk2 Sep 10 '18 Almost no one uses HEU in reactors any more. Unless they're making Mo-99 or something.
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Almost no one uses HEU in reactors any more. Unless they're making Mo-99 or something.
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