Windsor’s Nuclear Reactor - CTMQ
Dec 8, 2021 · Throughout the Cold War, the S1C Prototype at the Nuclear Propulsion Training Unit (NPTU) at the Windsor Site supported the submarines and surface ships of the Navy’s nuclear fleet by testing new equipment and training naval propulsion plant operators. Over 14,000 Naval operators were trained there. You see what I mean about it being ...
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Throughout the Cold War, the S1C Prototype at the Nuclear Propulsion Training Unit (NPTU) at the Windsor Site supported the submarines and surface ships of the Navy’s nuclear fleet by testing new equipment and training naval propulsion plant operators.
S1C reactor - Wikipedia
The Windsor site was located at 1000 Prospect Hill Rd. (the address was later changed to 2000 Day Hill Road) on a 530-acre tract purchased by Combustion Engineering in 1955. Full remediation of the S1C site was declared to be complete by the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection in 2006. [ 1 ]
S1C Nuclear Power Training Unit (NTPU) - GlobalSecurity.org
Jul 2, 2016 · Located at Windsor Locks, Connecticut in the midst of some shade-grown tobacco fields, the S1C plant was the prototype reactor for the USS Tullibee (SSN-597). The S1C prototype operated...
S1C Nuclear Power Training Unit (NTPU) - Federation of …
S1C Nuclear Power Training Unit (NTPU) Located at Windsor Locks, Connecticut in the midst of some shade-grown tobacco fields, the S1C plant was the prototype reactor for the USS Tullibee (SSN-597).
50 Years Ago: 7 Connecticut Men Died In Worst Ever Submarine
Apr 14, 2013 · CE’s marine nuclear propulsion training facility — known as S1C — was in Windsor, CT. Most of the crew had spent time in Windsor to learn about nuclear propulsion in a submarine. (S1C was...
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Former Staff and Students ( Civilian and Navy) of Naval Nuclear Power Training Unit Windsor,CT. S1C Prototype.
Naval Reactor Training Site in Windsor, CT (Google Maps)
The Windsor Site of the Knolls Atomic Power Lab trained over 14,000 Naval operators on the S1C Prototype Reactor at the Nuclear Propulsion Training Unit (NPTU). Its operations contaminated soils, buildings and equipment surfaces with uranium and other radioactive materia.
Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory - Wikipedia
In 2006 KAPL achieved full remediation of the S1C Prototype Reactor site located in Windsor, Connecticut. The S1C site remedial action was declared to be complete by the Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection in October 2006.
S1C reactor - fact-index.com
The S1C (first Submarine core by Combustion Engineering) reactor was built in Windsor Locks, Connecticut as a prototype for a new class of submarines, the USS Tullibee (SSN-597). The propulsion is unusual in that it is electric drive, rather than steam turbine.