Nuclear Fuel Fabrication Facility (NFFF) coffee mug

Artifact Number:

2018-211

Description

A coffee mug produced to celebrate the completion of the construction of the Nuclear Fuel Fabrication Facility (NFFF) at CRNL (Building 405) in 1990. The new facility was commissioned to establish a wide range of fuel fabrication procedures including: plate fuel fabrication, fuel powder processing, ultrasonic testing, x-ray inspection a gamma scanning.

Details

Keywords:

fabrication; fuel elements, gamma fuel scanning; beverage vessel

Date:

1990

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