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| John Vincent commented on a post about Byron The Bruce NGS site on Lake Huron when Bruce "B" was under construction. Bruce A is at the top of the picture, 5 heavy water plants are below that. Douglas Point NGS (which goes back to about 1964) is near the lake with the white dome. The plant with the stack is the oil fired steam plant that supplied process steam to the heavy water units. At the bottom of the picture are the early stages of Bruce B construction. |
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| Bob Ciminel posted Bruce Generating Station in the Land of the Sideways Snow. I made too many trips up there in the winter. When I finally got one in the summer it was enjoyable. |
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| BrucePower "Bruce Power is a leading supplier of medical isotopes that are used worldwide in life-saving cancer treatments and sterilization of medical devices." |
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| BrucePower-unit6 "Bruce Power’s Unit 6 Major Component Replacement (MCR) reached another important milestone when the final of eight steam generators was lifted into place on December 18[, 2021], safely and event-free....Each steam generator weighs approximately 320,000 pounds and was lifted through the powerhouse roof enclosure using Mammoet’s PTC-35 crane. This 1,600-ton capacity crane is one of the largest in the world and features a boom the length of a hockey rink that can stretch over the station, which is seven storeys tall, and reach the inner-most steam generators." |
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| Dave Trumble posted, croped Unit 4 at Bruce GS A Bruce Power, Tiverton Ontario. |
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| safe_image for Bruce Power’s Unit 3 marks 45 years since declaring commercial operation; Final preparations underway for Major Component Replacement outage |
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