Nuclear power in submarines may be feasible eventually
The article outlines how atomic propulsion could let submarines cruise far longer without refueling, with experts predicting vast fuel savings but noting many technical hurdles. A Westinghouse Argonne project tests a naval reactor, while the Navy aims to explore broader warship use, starting with submarines due to weight and design challenges.
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Fluoroscope Ends Hazard in Shoe Factory
In Cleveland a large shoe company replaces inspectors who felt inside shoes for tacks with a fluoroscope. The machine is claimed 100 percent efficient, eliminating nails in inspectors knuckles and ending the need for manual checks.
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