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TrigaReactorCore.jpeg ‎(550 × 405 piksel, ment ar restr : 27 Kio, seurt MIME : image/jpeg)

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DeskrivadurTrigaReactorCore.jpeg	English: Neutron Radiography Reactor, Hot Fuels Examination Facility, Idaho National Laboratory. The Neutron Radiography Reactor is a 250 kW TRIGA reactor. It is equipped with two beam tubes and two separate radiography stations and used for neutron radiography irradiation of small test components. The blue glow is caused by Cherenkov radiation. The light water surrounding the core provides ample radiation protection for observers.
Mammenn	https://inldigitallibrary.inl.gov/sites/sti/sti/Sort_11249.pdf
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red	23 Eos 2005 da 07:01		550 × 405 (27 Kio)	Tungsten	This picture shows the nuclear reactor core of a Triga research reactor. Cherenkov radiation from the fuel rods is clearly visible. The ordinary water between the core and the person taking the photo is quite enough to protect