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Career Path => Radiation Safety => Topic started by: Rennhack on Jul 29, 2014, 01:18
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Free 1 year Gold membership to the first correct answer to this question:
What is the dose rate of a 402.84 Curie Co-60 source @ 3', after 16 months.
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563.44 R/hr
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521 R/Hr at 3 feet. If you put a lead blanket on it the dose rate will be 157 R/HR. What site are you working at? ;D
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564 R/hr
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564.44 R/hr @ 3 ft
I like this. ;D
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564.44 R/hr @ 3 ft
I like this. ;D
Thank you for participating. +K I gave the 1 year free membership to the first three responders. I'll have another question next week.
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Free 1 year Gold membership to the first correct answer to this question:
What is the dose rate of a 402.84 Curie Co-60 source @ 3', after 16 months.
Is it 402.84 curies before the 16 months or is it 402.84 curies after 16 months?
You can only get the most correct answer if you make the same assumption as the question's author.
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Is it 402.84 curies before the 16 months or is it 402.84 curies after 16 months?
You can only get the most correct answer if you make the same assumption as the question's author.
It is 402.84 prior to decaying for 16 months.
Ao = 402.84 Ci
The only thing even remotely 'challenging' about this exercise is that I didn't supply the T1/2 (or, I suppose, the decay energy), but it's such a common element in our industry, I assumed no one would need it. -- And I was right.
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Thank you...
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Thank you...
You are welcome. Now give some karma, and participate in the gold members only area!
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You are welcome. Now give some karma, and participate in the gold members only area!
Enter PolySci carefully "Here be Dragons" [devious]
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My answers:
((403*15/9)*(0.5^((16/12)/5.3)))=564.2 R/hr
or
((402.84*(6*((0.34693*0.000076)+(0.82606*0.000076)+(1.173237*0.999736)+(1.332501*0.999856)+(2.15857*0.0000111)+(2.5*0.00000002) (http://ie.lbl.gov/toi/nuclide.asp?iZA=270060))))/(3^2))*(0.5^((16/12)/5.2714))=564.635214801879 R/hr
Of course 6CEN is in R/hr is not Rem/hr, and we need the dose rate so we have to convert it to Rem...
Roentgen and Rem (Roentgen Equivalent Man) are often used interchangeably. If you are curious; 1 Roentgen is 87 ergs/g in air for photons greater than 10 keV and less than 3 MeV, which is about 92 to 96 ergs/g in people (depends on if you are talking about bone, muscle or fat). The Rem is 100 ergs/gram in human tissue for photons of any energy. So 1 R Gamma is roughly 0.96 Rem Gamma.
542 Rem/Hr
Capgun, where the heck did you get your number?
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Since Cap gun was farther off than the rest, (I would have taken anything from 563-565 R, but hoped for Rem), I'm going to give Capgun 6 months, and 6 months to milo, since he was technically the 3rd 'correct' answer.
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+K ;D
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Ever been somewhere that has used a 400 Ci source?
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I used the gamma constant from the Rad. Health Handbook for C0-60 on page 131 of the RHH. ;)
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My answers:
((403*15/9)*(0.5^((16/12)/5.3)))=564.2 R/hr
or
((402.84*(6*((0.34693*0.000076)+(0.82606*0.000076)+(1.173237*0.999736)+(1.332501*0.999856)+(2.15857*0.0000111)+(2.5*0.00000002) (http://ie.lbl.gov/toi/nuclide.asp?iZA=270060))))/(3^2))*(0.5^((16/12)/5.2714))=564.635214801879 R/hr
Of course 6CEN is in R/hr is not Rem/hr, and we need the dose rate so we have to convert it to Rem...
542 Rem/Hr
Capgun, where the heck did you get your number?
my favorite,....
http://www.radprocalculator.com/
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my favorite,....http://www.radprocalculator.com/
Using Ray's calculator I got: 523.3 R/hr @3ft
However, if you ask it for Rem/hr you get 459 Rem/hr @ 3ft
Apparently Ray is using 87.7 ergs in dry air as his conversion, when it should really be 96 for soft tissue (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roentgen_%28unit%29).
So... Maybe I'll give ol' Capgun his 6 months back.
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So, how come you guys are not testing out the mobile site and giving feedback on that?
http://www.nukeworker.com/m/
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My answers:
((403*15/9)*(0.5^((16/12)/5.3)))=564.2 R/hr
or
((402.84*(6*((0.34693*0.000076)+(0.82606*0.000076)+(1.173237*0.999736)+(1.332501*0.999856)+(2.15857*0.0000111)+(2.5*0.00000002) (http://ie.lbl.gov/toi/nuclide.asp?iZA=270060))))/(3^2))*(0.5^((16/12)/5.2714))=564.635214801879 R/hr
Of course 6CEN is in R/hr is not Rem/hr, and we need the dose rate so we have to convert it to Rem...
542 Rem/Hr
Capgun, where the heck did you get your number?
OBTW,....
full credit requires fully defining all terms,...
only ten months free GM for you,... :P ;) :) 8)
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This weeks free Gold membership goes to the person that correctly answers the following 20 Trivia questions. I'll even make it multiple guess.
What plant In 2000 became the first U.S. nuclear power plant to receive a license extension?
DC Cook
Oconee
Calvert Cliffs
Indian Point
This nuclear reactor is equal in size to ginna
Kewaunee
Dresden
Fermi
Ft Calhoun
Big Rock Point
The nuclear plant in Redwing Minnesota is:
Minnesota Nuclear One (MiNO)
Redwing Point
Monticello
Prarie Island
Redwing Nuclear One (ReNO)
Oconee is in...
Flordia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Iowa's only nuclear plant is named:
Iowa Nuclear One
Cedar River
Centeral Iowa Nuclear Project (CINP)
Madison County
Duane Arnold
The first commercial nuclear reactor to go online in Illinois was:
Quad Cities
Clinton
Dresden
Zion
Chicago Pile 1 (CP-1)
The Full name of the Fitzpatrick facility is...
Jasen A. Fitzpatrick
Just A Fitzpatrick
Johnson A. Fitzpatrick
James A. Fitzpatrick
Ginna's unit is...
Westinghouse 2-Loop boiling light water reactor
Westinghouse 2-Loop pressurize light water reactor
Westinghouse 4-Loop boiling light water reactor
Westinghouse 4-Loop pressurize light water reactor
Which plant has the most nuclear capacity in the southeastern United States
Crystal River
McGuire
Catawba
Oconee
The Fitzpatrick plant is located on the same site as...
Nine Mile Point
Indian Point
Ginna
Three Mile Island
Namesakes of the first nuclear powered submarines built by Electric Boat were...
USS SKATE and USS SEADRAGON
USS NAUTILUS and USS SEADRAGON
USS SKATE and SEAWOLF
USS NAUTILUS and SEAWOLF
Wisconsins first commercial nuclear reactor was:
Point Beach
Nine Mile Point
LaSalle
Oyster Creek
Kewaunee
At which facility was Rennhack's first nuclear job?
Indian Point 3
DC Cook
Callaway
South Texas Project
Palisades
Perry is named after:
Perry River
Lake Perry
Perry County
Town of North Perry
Jean-Luke Perry, French Physicist to discover fission in 9/02/10
Fermi nuclear plant is named after:
Lake Fermi
Enrico Fermi, the first physist to split the atom
Fermi County
Fermi River
Town of Fermi
Farley is in
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Flordia
Ginna is located near...
Rochester, New York
Buchanon, New York
Oswego, New York
Springfield, New York
At which nuclear facility did Rennhack work his first outage?
Callaway
Indian Point 3
DC Cook
Palisades
South Texas Project
The world's first nuclear powered vessel was named the...
USS SEAWOLF
USS GEORGE WASHINGTON
NAUTILUS
USS RAY
The first privatly-financed nuclear power plant built in the USA was:
Zion
Fermi
Dresden
Quad Cities
Chicago Pile One (CP-1)
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This weeks free Gold membership goes to the person that correctly answers the following 20 Trivia questions. I'll even make it multiple guess.
What plant In 2000 became the first U.S. nuclear power plant to receive a license extension?
DC Cook
Oconee
Calvert Cliffs
Indian Point
This nuclear reactor is equal in size to ginna
Kewaunee
Dresden
Fermi
Ft Calhoun
Big Rock Point
The nuclear plant in Redwing Minnesota is:
Minnesota Nuclear One (MiNO)
Redwing Point
Monticello
Prarie Island
Redwing Nuclear One (ReNO)
Oconee is in...
Flordia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Iowa's only nuclear plant is named:
Iowa Nuclear One
Cedar River
Centeral Iowa Nuclear Project (CINP)
Madison County
Duane Arnold
The first commercial nuclear reactor to go online in Illinois was:
Quad Cities
Clinton
Dresden
Zion
Chicago Pile 1 (CP-1)
The Full name of the Fitzpatrick facility is...
Jasen A. Fitzpatrick
Just A Fitzpatrick
Johnson A. Fitzpatrick
James A. Fitzpatrick
Ginna's unit is...
Westinghouse 2-Loop boiling light water reactor
Westinghouse 2-Loop pressurize light water reactor
Westinghouse 4-Loop boiling light water reactor
Westinghouse 4-Loop pressurize light water reactor
Which plant has the most nuclear capacity in the southeastern United States
Crystal River
McGuire
Catawba
Oconee
The Fitzpatrick plant is located on the same site as...
Nine Mile Point
Indian Point
Ginna
Three Mile Island
Namesakes of the first nuclear powered submarines built by Electric Boat were...
USS SKATE and USS SEADRAGON
USS NAUTILUS and USS SEADRAGON
USS SKATE and SEAWOLF
USS NAUTILUS and SEAWOLF
Wisconsins first commercial nuclear reactor was:
Point Beach
Nine Mile Point
LaSalle
Oyster Creek
Kewaunee
At which facility was Rennhack's first nuclear job?
Indian Point 3
DC Cook
Callaway
South Texas Project
Palisades
Perry is named after:
Perry River
Lake Perry
Perry County
Town of North Perry
Jean-Luke Perry, French Physicist to discover fission in 9/02/10
Fermi nuclear plant is named after:
Lake Fermi
Enrico Fermi, the first physist to split the atom
Fermi County
Fermi River
Town of Fermi
Farley is in
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Flordia
Ginna is located near...
Rochester, New York
Buchanon, New York
Oswego, New York
Springfield, New York
At which nuclear facility did Rennhack work his first outage?
Callaway
Indian Point 3
DC Cook
Palisades
South Texas Project
The world's first nuclear powered vessel was named the...
USS SEAWOLF
USS GEORGE WASHINGTON
NAUTILUS
USS RAY
The first privatly-financed nuclear power plant built in the USA was:
Zion
Fermi
Dresden
Quad Cities
Chicago Pile One (CP-1)
Without lookups, many guesses, no idea about Rennhack's history.
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Without lookups, many guesses, no idea about Rennhack's history.
6 answers wrong.
For supposedly not knowing Rennhack's history, you are pretty close.
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This weeks free Gold membership goes to the person that correctly answers the following 20 Trivia questions. I'll even make it multiple guess.
What plant In 2000 became the first U.S. nuclear power plant to receive a license extension?
DC Cook
Oconee
Calvert Cliffs
Indian Point
This nuclear reactor is equal in size to ginna
Kewaunee
Dresden
Fermi
Ft Calhoun
Big Rock Point
The nuclear plant in Redwing Minnesota is:
Minnesota Nuclear One (MiNO)
Redwing Point
Monticello
Prarie Island
Redwing Nuclear One (ReNO)
Oconee is in...
Flordia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Iowa's only nuclear plant is named:
Iowa Nuclear One
Cedar River
Centeral Iowa Nuclear Project (CINP)
Madison County
Duane Arnold
The first commercial nuclear reactor to go online in Illinois was:
Quad Cities
Clinton
Dresden
Zion
Chicago Pile 1 (CP-1)
The Full name of the Fitzpatrick facility is...
Jasen A. Fitzpatrick
Just A Fitzpatrick
Johnson A. Fitzpatrick
James A. Fitzpatrick
Ginna's unit is...
Westinghouse 2-Loop boiling light water reactor
Westinghouse 2-Loop pressurize light water reactor
Westinghouse 4-Loop boiling light water reactor
Westinghouse 4-Loop pressurize light water reactor
Which plant has the most nuclear capacity in the southeastern United States
Crystal River
McGuire
Catawba
Oconee
The Fitzpatrick plant is located on the same site as...
Nine Mile Point
Indian Point
Ginna
Three Mile Island
Namesakes of the first nuclear powered submarines built by Electric Boat were...
USS SKATE and USS SEADRAGON
USS NAUTILUS and USS SEADRAGON
USS SKATE and SEAWOLF
USS NAUTILUS and SEAWOLF
Wisconsins first commercial nuclear reactor was:
Point Beach
Nine Mile Point
LaSalle
Oyster Creek
Kewaunee
At which facility was Rennhack's first nuclear job?
Indian Point 3
DC Cook
Callaway
South Texas Project
Palisades
Perry is named after:
Perry River
Lake Perry
Perry County
Town of North Perry
Jean-Luke Perry, French Physicist to discover fission in 9/02/10
Fermi nuclear plant is named after:
Lake Fermi
Enrico Fermi, the first physist to split the atom
Fermi County
Fermi River
Town of Fermi
Farley is in
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Flordia
Ginna is located near...
Rochester, New York
Buchanon, New York
Oswego, New York
Springfield, New York
At which nuclear facility did Rennhack work his first outage?
Callaway
Indian Point 3
DC Cook
Palisades
South Texas Project
The world's first nuclear powered vessel was named the...
USS SEAWOLF
USS GEORGE WASHINGTON
NAUTILUS
USS RAY
The first privatly-financed nuclear power plant built in the USA was:
Zion
Fermi
Dresden
Quad Cities
Chicago Pile One (CP-1)
Many were guesses, especially about Renhack. No Lookups also.
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Wisconsins first commercial nuclear reactor was:
Point Beach
Nine Mile Point
LaSalle
Oyster Creek
Kewaunee
OOPSY isn't this Lacrosse?
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Lacrosse.
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I totally understand that LaCrosse was Wisconsin’s first nuclear electrical power generating station, it's Date of commercial operation is earlier than Point Beaches by a few months.
However, due to it being a federal project, it was considered a "Demonstration Plant", not a commercial plant.
It's not a hill I'm willing to die on, it's just trivia according to the most reputable sources available: Energy Information Administration, U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) (http://www.eia.gov/nuclear/state/2008/wisconsin/wi.html).
Wisconsins first commercial nuclear reactor was:
Point Beach
Nine Mile Point
LaSalle
Oyster Creek
Kewaunee
OOPSY isn't this Lacrosse?
Wisconsin's first commercial reactor, Point Beach 1 is one of the oldest reactors still in service. It went into commercial service in December 1970.
http://www.eia.gov/nuclear/state/2008/wisconsin/wi.html
The La Crosse Boiling Water Reactor (LACBWR) is owned and was operated by the Dairyland Power Cooperative (DPC). LACBWR was a nuclear power plant of nominal 50 Mw electrical output, which utilized a forced-circulation, direct-cycle boiling water reactor as its heat source. The plant is located on the east bank of the Mississippi River in Vernon County, Wisconsin. The plant was one of a series of demonstration plants funded, in part, by the U.S Atomic Energy Commission (AEC).
http://www.nrc.gov/info-finder/decommissioning/power-reactor/lacrosse-boiling-water-reactor.html
LACBWR was built in 1967 as part of a federal project to demonstrate the viability of peacetime nuclear power. It was funded in part by the Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) in cooperation with Dairyland Power Cooperative. LACBWR had a 50 MW electrical output from a forced-circulation, direct-cycle boiling water reactor as its heat source.[2] In 1973 the reactor and fuel were transferred in full to Dairyland Power.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/La_Crosse_Boiling_Water_Reactor
La Crosse Boiling Water Reactor (LACBWR) was built in 1967 as a joint project between the Atomic Energy Commission and the Dairyland Power Cooperative as an example of peace time use of nuclear power. In addition, LACBWR was Wisconsin’s first nuclear electrical power generating station.
Commercial operations at full power achieved on August 1, 1969
http://emergencymanagement.wi.gov/REP-GIS/Genoa.asp
As they say, the Devil is in the details.
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Many were guesses, especially about Renhack. No Lookups also.
VERY close, only 2 wrong.
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I totally understand that LaCrosse was Wisconsin’s first nuclear electrical power generating station, it's Date of commercial operation is earlier than Point Beaches by a few months.
However, due to it being a federal project, it was considered a "Demonstration Plant", not a commercial plant.
It's not a hill I'm willing to die on, it's just trivia according to the most reputable sources available....
the NRC website has "glitches" for general info stuff,....
this is a well researched piece on the frog hair splittings of defining the early atom splitters:
http://ansnuclearcafe.org/2014/03/20/eisenhowers-atomic-power-for-peace-iii-cap-and-power-demonstration-reactors/
....As we can clearly see, the Government did not pay for the first round of power reactors. These were privately financed with assistance rendered by the AEC as listed above, with any overrun in cost being the responsibility of the owner-operator and not of the AEC.
Three reactors were built under the first round of the program—all well-known early nuclear plants. These were Atomic Electric’s Westinghouse pressurized water reactor at Yankee Nuclear Power Station in Rowe, Massachusetts; Atomic Power Development Associates’ sodium cooled plant known as Enrico Fermi Atomic Power Plant near Monroe, Michigan; and the Hallam Nuclear Power Facility adjoined to a coal-fired plant and constituting part of Sheldon Station in Nebraska.
The AEC announced another round of this program later in 1955; this round solicited applications for small nuclear plants, of advanced types, by cooperatives or rural power companies. According to the Atomic Energy Deskbook, applications were received but contract negotiations revealed numerous problems, to the extent that the entire provisions for this round had to be revised. Under the second round with the new AEC provisions, “The AEC owns the reactor, bears related research and development costs, and bears the cost of fabricating the first core. The utility owns the electrical portion of the plant and operates the complete facility.” In other words, the second round essentially duplicated the arrangement first used at the pioneering Shippingport Atomic Power Station.
Elk River Station – “America’s first rural atomic power plant.” Owned by Rural Cooperative Power Association; built under second round of AEC demonstration program.
The second AEC round of power demonstration reactors included Elk River in Minnesota (seen above), which was an ACF, later Allis-Chalmers indirect cycle boiling water reactor hooked on to a previously constructed coal-fired plant, with interposed superheater fired on pulverized coal; the Piqua Nuclear Power Facility, an Atomics International organic moderated and cooled reactor hooked on to the original Piqua, Ohio, powerhouse; and the Boiling Nuclear Superheat reactor or BONUS, a General Nuclear Engineering Co., later Combustion Engineering BWR with integral nuclear superheat, constructed at Punta Higuera, Puerto Rico. Later on, a fourth plant, Dairyland Power Cooperative’s Genoa No. 2 plant in Wisconsin (most often known in the nuclear world as the LaCrosse BWR), which was an Allis-Chalmers BWR, was added in to the program under the terms of the second round when two of the original financiers dropped out of a prospective program and the AEC worked the project in after the second round had otherwise been set.
The announcement of the third and final round of the program came in 1957. The program’s terms reverted to being identical to those of the first round but which encouraged the construction of more advanced reactor types. This round resulted in the Carolinas-Virginia Tube Reactor, a Westinghouse HPWR hooked on to an existing power plant at Parr, S.C.; Big Rock Point, a GE BWR; Pathfinder, an Allis-Chalmers BWR with integral nuclear superheat (comparable in concept generally to BONUS of the second round); and a final concept originally known just as the HTGR or High Temperature Gas Cooled Reactor, which was completed almost a decade later as Peach Bottom Atomic Power Plant, a General Atomics HTGR located in Pennsylvania......
...As they say, the Devil is in the details.
yes they do,.... 8)
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Without lookups, many guesses, no idea about Rennhack's history.
RDTroja,
This weeks free Gold membership goes to the person that correctly answers the following 20 Trivia questions. I'll even make it multiple guess.
What plant In 2000 became the first U.S. nuclear power plant to receive a license extension?
DC Cook
Oconee
Calvert Cliffs
Indian Point
This nuclear reactor is equal in size to ginna
Kewaunee
Dresden
Fermi
Ft Calhoun
Big Rock Point
The nuclear plant in Redwing Minnesota is:
Minnesota Nuclear One (MiNO)
Redwing Point
Monticello
Prarie Island
Redwing Nuclear One (ReNO)
Oconee is in...
Flordia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Iowa's only nuclear plant is named:
Iowa Nuclear One
Cedar River
Centeral Iowa Nuclear Project (CINP)
Madison County
Duane Arnold
The first commercial nuclear reactor to go online in Illinois was:
Quad Cities
Clinton
Dresden
Zion
Chicago Pile 1 (CP-1)
The Full name of the Fitzpatrick facility is...
Jasen A. Fitzpatrick
Just A Fitzpatrick
Johnson A. Fitzpatrick
James A. Fitzpatrick
Ginna's unit is...
Westinghouse 2-Loop boiling light water reactor
Westinghouse 2-Loop pressurize light water reactor
Westinghouse 4-Loop boiling light water reactor
Westinghouse 4-Loop pressurize light water reactor
Which plant has the most nuclear capacity in the southeastern United States
Crystal River
McGuire
Catawba
Oconee
The Fitzpatrick plant is located on the same site as...
Nine Mile Point
Indian Point
Ginna
Three Mile Island
Namesakes of the first nuclear powered submarines built by Electric Boat were...
USS SKATE and USS SEADRAGON
USS NAUTILUS and USS SEADRAGON
USS SKATE and SEAWOLF
USS NAUTILUS and SEAWOLF
Wisconsins first commercial nuclear reactor was:
Point Beach
Nine Mile Point
LaSalle
Oyster Creek
Kewaunee
At which facility was Rennhack's first nuclear job?
Indian Point 3
DC Cook
Callaway
South Texas Project
Palisades
Perry is named after:
Perry River
Lake Perry
Perry County
Town of North Perry
Jean-Luke Perry, French Physicist to discover fission in 9/02/10
Fermi nuclear plant is named after:
Lake Fermi
Enrico Fermi, the first physist to split the atom
Fermi County
Fermi River
Town of Fermi
Farley is in
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Flordia
Ginna is located near...
Rochester, New York
Buchanon, New York
Oswego, New York
Springfield, New York
At which nuclear facility did Rennhack work his first outage?
Callaway
Indian Point 3
DC Cook
Palisades
South Texas Project
The world's first nuclear powered vessel was named the...
USS SEAWOLF
USS GEORGE WASHINGTON
NAUTILUS
USS RAY
The first privatly-financed nuclear power plant built in the USA was:
Zion
Fermi
Dresden
Quad Cities
Chicago Pile One (CP-1)
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Many were guesses, especially about Renhack. No Lookups also.
Nuke Phantom,
This weeks free Gold membership goes to the person that correctly answers the following 20 Trivia questions. I'll even make it multiple guess.
What plant In 2000 became the first U.S. nuclear power plant to receive a license extension?
DC Cook
Oconee
Calvert Cliffs
Indian Point
This nuclear reactor is equal in size to ginna
Kewaunee
Dresden
Fermi
Ft Calhoun
Big Rock Point
The nuclear plant in Redwing Minnesota is:
Minnesota Nuclear One (MiNO)
Redwing Point
Monticello
Prarie Island
Redwing Nuclear One (ReNO)
Oconee is in...
Flordia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Iowa's only nuclear plant is named:
Iowa Nuclear One
Cedar River
Centeral Iowa Nuclear Project (CINP)
Madison County
Duane Arnold
The first commercial nuclear reactor to go online in Illinois was:
Quad Cities
Clinton
Dresden
Zion
Chicago Pile 1 (CP-1)
The Full name of the Fitzpatrick facility is...
Jasen A. Fitzpatrick
Just A Fitzpatrick
Johnson A. Fitzpatrick
James A. Fitzpatrick
Ginna's unit is...
Westinghouse 2-Loop boiling light water reactor
Westinghouse 2-Loop pressurize light water reactor
Westinghouse 4-Loop boiling light water reactor
Westinghouse 4-Loop pressurize light water reactor
Which plant has the most nuclear capacity in the southeastern United States
Crystal River
McGuire
Catawba
Oconee
The Fitzpatrick plant is located on the same site as...
Nine Mile Point
Indian Point
Ginna
Three Mile Island
Namesakes of the first nuclear powered submarines built by Electric Boat were...
USS SKATE and USS SEADRAGON
USS NAUTILUS and USS SEADRAGON
USS SKATE and SEAWOLF
USS NAUTILUS and SEAWOLF
Wisconsins first commercial nuclear reactor was:
Point Beach
Nine Mile Point
LaSalle
Oyster Creek
Kewaunee
At which facility was Rennhack's first nuclear job?
Indian Point 3
DC Cook
Callaway
South Texas Project
Palisades
Perry is named after:
Perry River
Lake Perry
Perry County
Town of North Perry
Jean-Luke Perry, French Physicist to discover fission in 9/02/10
Fermi nuclear plant is named after:
Lake Fermi
Enrico Fermi, the first physist to split the atom
Fermi County
Fermi River
Town of Fermi
Farley is in
Mississippi
Tennessee
Alabama
Flordia
Ginna is located near...
Rochester, New York
Buchanon, New York
Oswego, New York
Springfield, New York
At which nuclear facility did Rennhack work his first outage?
Callaway
Indian Point 3
DC Cook
Palisades
South Texas Project
The world's first nuclear powered vessel was named the...
USS SEAWOLF
USS GEORGE WASHINGTON
NAUTILUS
USS RAY
The first privatly-financed nuclear power plant built in the USA was:
Zion
Fermi
Dresden
Quad Cities
Chicago Pile One (CP-1)
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At which nuclear facility did Rennhack work his first outage?
Callaway
Indian Point 3
DC Cook
Palisades
South Texas Project
The first privatly-financed nuclear power plant built in the USA was:
Zion
Fermi
Dresden
Quad Cities
Chicago Pile One (CP-1)
Lets see how lucky I get this time. Will be at Cook this fall, so guessed that first.
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Lets see how lucky I get this time. Will be at Cook this fall, so guessed that first.
We have a winner. DC Cook was my first nuclear job (WRS), but it was non-outage only. Palisades was my 2nd job (Local company), it was during a SGRP. I then went back to DC Cook for non-outage (Bartlett). After that I traveled to Indian Point for my first road job with per Diem thanks to ARC.
Karma to everyone that participated. +k