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The Early Years of Nuclear Power,
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This review is from: Nuclear Power Goes On-Line: A History of Shippingport (Contributions in Economics and Economic History) (Paperback)
For those interested in the historical and economical aspects of Shippingport, including the early development of nuclear energy in the United States, William Beaver's "Nuclear Power Goes On-Line, A History of Shippingport," is a good read.
Contents 1. Introduction 2. Shippingport: The Beginnings 3. Construction, Training, Technology 4. Managing the Technology 5. Operating the Plant: The Light Water Years, 1957-74 6. Outcomes: The Light Water Years 7. Duquesne Light: Such Great Beginnings 8. The Sternglass Affair 9. Shippingport and the AEC's Reactor Development Policy 10. The Light Water Breeder Reactor 11. Decommissioning 12. Conclusion "If you would understand anything, observe its beginning and its development." -Aristotle |
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Nuclear Power Goes On-Line: A History of Shippingport (Contributions in Economics and Economic History) by William Beaver (Hardcover - May 23, 1990)
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