Iran to Boost Nuclear Fuel Production at Plant Hit by Blast
(Worthy News) – Iran is moving to boost production of nuclear fuel at a key facility struck by apparent sabotage last month.
The Islamic Republic is transfering new generations of advanced centrifuges used to enrich uranium — the heavy metal needed for nuclear power and weapons — from a pilot facility into a new hall at its primary fuel plant in Natanz, according to a one-page restricted International Atomic Energy Agency document seen by Bloomberg.
Iranian engineers have already installed piping needed to accumulate higher volumes of material that will be generated by three new centrifuge cascades, each equipped with 164 machines spinning at supersonic speeds to separate uranium isotopes, according to the document circulated to diplomats late last month. [ Source: Bloomberg (Read More…) ]
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