Category:Hanford F Reactor

Media in category "Hanford F Reactor"

The following 10 files are in this category, out of 10 total.

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  A side-view of the rear face of a typical pile, in this case the F Reactor in February 1945. The low railing and walkway are part of the discharge elevator. Notice the vertical row of HAER WA-164-22.tif 4,273 × 5,231; 21.32 MB
  
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  A typical main control panel in a 105 reactor building, in this case 105-F in February 1945. A single operator sat at the controls to regulate the pile's rate of reaction and monitor it HAER WA-164-28.tif 5,208 × 4,252; 21.12 MB
  
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  An early picture of the Panellit gauges in the control room of a typical 105 reactor building, in this case 105-F in February 1945. There was one gauge for each of the pile's 2,004 HAER WA-164-29.tif 5,236 × 4,224; 21.1 MB
  
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  Hanford F Reactor Cooling Basins.jpg 1,368 × 1,002; 296 KB
  
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  HD.5C.070 (11874022323).jpg 3,200 × 2,649; 1.58 MB
  
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  HD.5C.070 (12638186174).jpg 3,200 × 2,649; 1.42 MB
  
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  Interior of the 190 Process Pump House, in this case in the 100-F Area in February 1945. Steam-driven pumps are on the left and electrically-driven pumps are the right. (D-8440) - B HAER WA-164-19.tif 5,225 × 4,197; 20.92 MB
  
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  Miscellaneous gauges and recorders on the wall opposite the Panellit gauges in a typical control room, 105-F Reactor in this case in February 1945. The temperature recorder for the 2 HAER WA-164-30.tif 5,253 × 4,208; 21.08 MB
  
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  The top of a typical pile, F Reactor in February 1945 in this case, showing the vertical safety rods (VSRs) and the cables that support them. The rods could be dropped into the pile to HAER WA-164-27.tif 5,230 × 4,241; 21.16 MB
  
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  View from the work area of the front face of the pile in the 105 building, in this case at the F Reactor in February 1945. The 2,004 pigtails and process tube nozzles are neatly aligned HAER WA-164-21.tif 5,252 × 4,230; 21.19 MB