Mayak chemical combine nuclear reactor stopped
ITAR-TASS: CHELYABINSK, RUSSIA. JULY 1, 1990. The Mayak chemical combine conversion technology helped to stop the carbon-uranium reactor that provided bomb and missile charges for the military industry 40 years ago. Now gamma radiation is employed to create high-quality products for the aircraft and electrotechnical industries. The employees are seen on top of the stopped nuclear reactor. (Photo ITAR-TASS/ Boris Klipinitser)
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