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NoS synopsis: From smokeless fuel plants all over the country supplies are rolling out to meet the rising demand.
Covers the main stages of nuclear fuel reprocessing at Sellafield from the arrival of irradiated fuel, its storage and subsequent de-canning, the separation process to extract the plutonium and uranium and...
The monthly roundup of film and television publications compiled by Simon Baker, Institute of Historical Research, & published here at the BUFVC by Linda Kaye. The journal History and Technology has a...
In August 1982 at the prototype fast reactor, Dounreay, new fuel assemblies, containing plutonium originally created in this reactor, were loaded into the reactor core for the first time. This marked the...
BFI synopsis: Manchester fuel efficiency exhibition held in the City Hall. NCB Commentary - November in Manchester, and it looks like it, too. But it’s a bit brighter inside the City Hall, where a...
NoS synopsis: New road-rail containers which can carry 10 tons of smokeless fuel NCB Commentary - Here’s a new box of tricks. At least it gives the onlookers something new to goggle at. And this is new -...
BFI synopsis: servicing fuel pumps
BFI synopsis: George Benson in a Lyric Revue variety sketch (by H.F. Ellis) - a comedian’s advice on domestic boilers. NCB Commentary - Down South, we take our domestic fuel economy seriously! Here’s a...
BFI synopsis: a look at Stoke Orchard fuel and appliance testing laboratory. NCB Commentary - This summer the most up-to-date fuel and appliance testing laboratory in the world was opened by Lord Robens....
BFI synopsis: a paper mill’s fuel economy. Testing heat efficiency at St Andrews Paper Mills, London.
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