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First nuclear power as electricity Researcher Logan Emlet with the small steam engine generator. A Graphite Reactor experiment in August results in the first nuclear power produced in the world as electricity. A crew of operators and engineers inserts an aluminum can of uranium fuel slugs into a side hole of the reactor connected to a water supply. The resulting steam drives a small steam engine generator which, in turn, generates a small amount of energy required to light a flashlight bulb. |
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| Source | ORNL History |
| Author | Oak Ridge National Laboratory |
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