containment building

"Your father must have ordered his men to try to open the Containment building."

But first he had to do something about the temperature in the containment buildings.

Finally, in 2004, the facility's containment building was brought down by explosives.

I looked back at the Containment building, then kissed her on the forehead.

Nuclear events outside of the primary containment building will not be contained.

The containment building is the last barrier to the radiation getting into the environment.

Next, it would eat through the floor of the already-damaged containment building.

The needle on the containment building radiation level was still rising.

Work crews will then slide the new generators into the containment building.

As with most Russian nuclear power plants the station lacks a containment building.

They've barricaded themselves in the Containment building and fired on my troops.

The fourth layer is the pressure resistant, air tight containment building.

Containment building is a building with a nuclear reactor in it.

So even a small hole could release large volumes of radioactive water into the containment building.

No damage was done to the plant's containment buildings.

But what if some kind of geological or structural failure caused it to come up outside the containment building?

The containment building can withstand huge compression loads, he argued.

In Western plants there is an airtight containment building.

The plant contains two nuclear reactors in separate containment buildings.

As he rode back toward his office, he glanced at the Containment building.

The general looked at the door of the Bubble as if he could somehow see the Containment building.

The explosion shook the Containment building on its foundation.

We had already passed through the containment buildings, where the reactors heat the pressurized water.

Whether a containment building is the soft spot of a nuclear plant is also not clear.

Containment buildings which is designed, in any emergency, to contain the escape of radiation.