
doi: 10.2172/4727996
Design, testing, and early operation of the Argonne Low Power Reactor (SL- 1) that was subsequently destroyed in a nuclear incident are reviewed. Motives determining the design of the control system are explained; and information from tests, operation, and the incident itself is analyzed for the purpose of improving reactor design and operation. (D.C.W.)
Reactor Technology, Water Coolant, Testing, Alpr, Water Moderator, Control Systems, Excursions, Reactors, 620, Planning, Accidents, Operation, Sl-1, Power Plants
Reactor Technology, Water Coolant, Testing, Alpr, Water Moderator, Control Systems, Excursions, Reactors, 620, Planning, Accidents, Operation, Sl-1, Power Plants
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