Invisible Threats: The Summer of Hydrogen/ The Broom Method and The Japanese Uranium Plant Accident of 1999
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Invisible Threats: The Summer of Hydrogen/ The Broom Method and The Japanese Uranium Plant Accident of 1999
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Shanda discusses the hydrogen gas leak that plagued NASA engineers during the mid-1990s and an effect way to detect the invisible and highly combustable gas was to use basic straw brooms. Ashley recounts an accident at the Tokai, Japan uranium conversion plant that exposed three technicians to high doses of gamma and neutron radiation.
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