Re: Nuclear flask crash
- From: "Niall Wallace" <bigbadwolfie267@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 17:49:46 +0000 (UTC)
"Adam Aglionby" <ledlight@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Not the full video but some bits:
>
> http://www.old-dalby.com/Crash.htm
>
> HTH
> Adam
>
>From the ITN Archive
16/7/1984
126844.htm
NUCLEAR FLASK TESTS:
}126844 NUCLEAR FLASK TESTS: The Central Electricity Generating
16.7.84 Board is to stage a 100 mile an hour train crash tomorrow
TX to show that it is safe to carry nuclear waste by rail.
Previous tests of a cart crashing into a small-scale model
of a flask, and of a full-size flask being dropped onto an
anvil, have been criticised as not being stringent enough.
John Baker (CEGB Board Member) talks about the tests.
McGINTY,LAWRENCE VID ex ENG(ITN)/LIB(ITN)/
CEGB
**** RUSHES KEPT
--------------------------------------------------------------
Location LA Railway track, train speeds )
unknown past R-L ) CEGB HANDOUT
Leics MS Nuclear fuel flask
Melton MS Flask on railway truck in shed
Mowbray MS "Retired" diesel locomotive (to be used in test)
slowly along track R-L
LMS Engineers by nuclear flask ZOOM
Steel MS Steel flask being cast, )
foundry drawn out of foundry furnace) CEGB HANDOUT
(location MS Red hot flask )
unknown)
Motor MS Test track, test cart )
Industry rapidly TOWARDS ) CEGB HANDOUT
Research BV SLOMO SEQ cart crashing )
Association into model flask )
SV Ditto )
Somerset TS Edge of flask as drops away )
nr Cheddar MS SLOMO SEQ of flask hitting ) R 6.3.84
CEGB test steel and concrete anvil ) ITN
centre MS Ditto 1/4 scale flask and )
full scale flask hitting )
anvil )
Leics MS Train parked by flask
Melton MS Flask behind train buffer
Mowbray MS Train chassis
Surrey MS JOHN BAKER (CEGB Board Member) INTVW SOF: "No, you
Woking see -- isn't justified"
VIDEO ex ENG(Garner/West)/LIB(ITN)/CEGB
TX'D:16.7.84/C4N
ARCHIVE TAPE & CASSETTE 23725 V84/C4N/FF9172
Sadly this is after Pathe stopped so theres no video on line of it tyhere
:-(
.
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