Ceramic plates commemorating record period of accident-free work at Port Hawksbury Heavy Water Plant

Artifact Number:

2021-017

Description

Sample of a 22 cm diameter ceramic plate issued to celebrate the establishing of a new Plant Safety Record at the AECL-owned Port Hawksbury Heavy Water Plant located in Nova Scotia, CA.  The record accident-free period was celebrated 30 March, 1986, and plates were issued to all employees.  A set of three was donated to the Society.

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Keywords:
heavy water plants; isotope separation; commemorative
Date:
1986
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