Nuclear Power Reactor - Pickering
Nuclear Power Reactor - Pickering

Nuclear Power Reactor - Pickering

January 01, 1973 | 0 min

East of Toronto on the shore of Lake Ontario, is the Pickering Generating Station, one of the world's largest nuclear power stations. Here it is used to explain how a nuclear power station works, showing the fuel bundles, calandria, fuelling machines, boilers, control room, turbine-generator and spent fuel bay. Part of the multimedia kit The Energy Crisis?. Produced by the NFB for Energy, Mines and Resources Canada.

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