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Internal shielding construction at shippingport nuclear power plant
Concrete wall 4 to 6 ft thick, constructed inside 50 ft diam steel chambers at Shippingport, Pa, atomic power plant, serves as shielding against radioactivity; unusual construction practices occasioned by limited access to chamber interiors; concrete was standard density, 3000 psi mix made with type I S cement.
Internal shielding construction at shippingport nuclear power plant
Concrete wall 4 to 6 ft thick, constructed inside 50 ft diam steel chambers at Shippingport, Pa, atomic power plant, serves as shielding against radioactivity; unusual construction practices occasioned by limited access to chamber interiors; concrete was standard density, 3000 psi mix made with type I S cement.
Internal shielding construction at shippingport nuclear power plant
Am Concrete Inst -- J
Tabler, Jr., L.E. (author)
1959
6 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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