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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-07-01, Page 2TAAL-STAR, THURSDAY, JULY4, 1971 .a Prov. Co -..and -good served .th nst. G. S. Ferris (right) of the Goderich detachment OPP received the OPP long service conduct .medal-on_June 11. C_o.nst Ferris is a 20 -year veteran_of p,olice work having e last 71/2 years at the Goderich detachment. Altho • brou brie ugh some aren't..as-large as moist anglers would Tike to see, good "catches of perch are being ght out of the Lake at the Goderich pier. A warm Sunday afternoon is all that's needed to tlie`fishermen out. (staff photo) first steam will be piped to Bruce heavy water plant Aerial view of the Bruce Nuclear Power Development, comprisingthe 3,200 ,000 kilowatt Bruce Generating' Station in theiforeground, the 800 ton a year Bruce Heavy Water Plant, centre; and the 200,000 kilowatt Douglas Point Nuclear Power Station, A significant milestone in the onstruction of the Bruce Nuclear Power Development will be reached late this year when -first steam will be piped to the Bruce Heavy Water Plant, a major -component 'of one of Canada's most challenging engineering undertakings. _Steam will initially be supplied by the boilers, of the Douglas Point Nuclear Power Station. Later when the Auxiliary Steam Plant is . completed either of these plants will be capable of delivering the 2.5 million pounds of 'steam neededto produce the, heavy water. The Bruce Nuclear Power Developrhent, a joint -project of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited and Ontario Hydro, .occupies 2,300. acres on the shores of Lake Huron midway between •Kincardine and Port Elgin. When all components are completed, several years-crOtn- now, the development , will include a 3,200,000 kilowatt nuclear generating station, *a %eayyrater.p1ant,a7steam plant, it.Siyirlrlotgl�t'aint Nuclear Power Station which is already i operation. / 1 A peak -cofl trtiction force tot .400 is at work .on the heavy M centre right. water plant, which wi11....,baxe a production capacity of 800 tons a. year of the precious liquid, vital to' the Candu System 4.of nuclear production bf electricity in which Canada is pre-eminent. Heavy water (D20) which is found naturally in ordinary water at about 1 part -7,000 is extracted from a gas/.water mixture In two sets of ,large enriching towers and concentrated to between 30-45%' deuterium .(or heavy hydrogen). Each set' of the 275 foot -tall towers will produce 400 tons a year of concentrated deuterium oxide when in operation. The 30-45% concentration is then move,d to the finishing unit where' it is upgraded by a distillation process to' 99.75 per cent purity for reactor use. Aluminum clad insulation is nowbeing added to the plant's two sets of enriching towers. Structural work is virtually ' Work onthe first enriching unit complete for the Auxiliary is well advanced with the towers Steam Plant where three boilers completed -and most of the trays are now being installed. Eaeh in place. Installation of piping is boiler has a capacity of 835 proceeding and construction pounds/hour. The plant" .is tests are underway. These - will. designed and-yconstructinn is continue' for some 'months and being supervised by Mor t/r al I e wat '!Ooduction is•/'•Engineering Corr -j ny Li iNed exited to begin fin the summer for AECL.and scheduled for full of 1972. Erection of towers for operation by nekt January.,• • the 'second enriching plant is virtually complete and work is .progressing on tray and pip'- installations. This unit is to go into operation later in , 1972. Construction ` of . auxiliary buildings such as - the administration and control ' buildings, the service buildirig f , and the utilitiet building is completed.: . The finishing unit which is, almost completed and undergoing early 'commissioning ' tests could be used to upgrade D2O recovered from, operational nuclear stations until the first enriching unit begins operation. Ontario Hydro operating staff is already established on the site and training has ,started. The plant is , owned by Atomic Energy of Canada Limited and the Lummus Company of' Canada Limited is acting as'-:= Engineer -Constructor. Mr. Bogie's'Grade 7 class'was,one of many from Robertson Memorial Public School who visited the Huron County Pioneer Museum last week. (Photo, by Eric Carman Studio). 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