11トンのウランが3100度で3日間燃えた。240名ﾀﾋ亡も30年隠蔽されたイギリス史上最悪の原子力事故【ゆっくり解説】

On October 10, 1957, a nuclear reactor fire broke out at the Windscale plutonium production reactor in Cumbria, England. Eleven tons of uranium fuel burned at temperatures up to 3,100 degrees for three days, spreading radioactive material from England to Belgium and Germany. Why was the reactor forced to operate beyond its design limits? Why was the accident report kept classified for 30 years? This video examines the causes of the Windscale reactor fire from three perspectives: political pressure to develop a hydrogen bomb, limitations in the reactor core design, and the Wigner energy release process. It also explains the overall picture of the decommissioning process, which is still ongoing. ▼Related Videos    • ルーセンス地下原子炉事故の真相。隠蔽されたスイス史上最悪のメルトダウン【ゆっくり解説】      • スリーマイル島原子力発電所事故。計器エラーに気付かず65万人被曝の危機【ゆっくり解説】      • SL-1原子炉事故の真相。制御棒欠陥で被曝した作業員3名の最後の瞬間【ゆっくり解説】   ▼Channel Introduction This channel provides original coverage and investigation of actual accidents and disasters. The purpose of this video is to raise awareness, prevent recurrence, raise crime prevention awareness, and prevent the issue from fading from memory. All scenarios and videos are original creations. Please feel free to comment with any comments or requests. *The content of this video is not intended to be blasphemous or ridiculous to anyone involved. *All materials in this video are quoted and are not intended to infringe on copyright or portrait rights. [Music provided by Hikari Surprise Inc.] #Windscale #ReactorFire #UK #NuclearAccident #Radiation #NuclearWeaponsDevelopment #SlowExplanation #AccidentReview