Oak Ridge lab's Low Intensity Test Reactor coming down
Demolition work began in late March and is expected to be completed by th end of 2023. It's "highly deteriorated and contaminated."
Source: oakridger.com
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Demolition work began in late March and is expected to be completed by th end of 2023. It's "highly deteriorated and contaminated."
The Low Intensity Test Reactor at Oak Ridge National Laboratory became world-famous when a photographer first captured a blue glow caused by radiation in the pool above the reactor. That photo appeared on the cover of the October 1951 issue of Scientific American.