Glass memento celebrating Canadian-Chinese joint efforts on nuclear power generation at Qinshan

Artifact Number:

2022-005

Description

A 16 cm diameter, decorated and engraved, glass memento issued by the Nuclear Power Institute of China (NPIC) and given to VIP visitors in recognition of contributions to the Qinshan reactor complex.  It was given to AECL visitors to celebrate the extended cooperation between Canada and China during the design, construction and commissioning of the installation of the CANDU reactors at the large Qinshan complex. 

Details

Keywords:
quishan reactors; candu type reactors
Date:
1995
Notes:

The inscription translates as

Flourish your excellent tradition.

Bravely ascend to the pinnacle of science and technology of nuclear power.

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