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Uzbekistan: Fissile Material Table
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Uzbekistan: Fissile Material Table

The following table provides information on highly enriched uranium and separated plutonium stockpiles at sites in Uzbekistan. Because of uncertainties in NIS fissile material inventories, this table is not exhaustive.

For HEU, the mass of U-235 is listed along with the enrichment. When only an aggregate amount of HEU with various enrichments is known, the total weight of the HEU inventory is listed. For some sites only core loadings of research reactors are known, rather than the total amount of fissile material. This is indicated in the table. The table includes stocks of fresh fuel or fuel currently loaded in reactors. Spent fuel is not included.
 
Location
Facility
Material
Plutonium
HEU
kg grade form kg  U-235 enrich-
ment
form
Ulugbek Institute of Nuclear Physics 0 NA NA 5.5 in core;[1]
 small amounts of fresh fuel[2]
36%
fuel assem-
blies
Tashkent Photon 0
[3]
NA NA NA NA NA
Sources:
[1] International Atomic Energy Agency, IAEA Research Reactor Database, http://www.iaea.org/worldatom/rrdb.
[2] NISNP discussions with Uzbekistani nuclear physicist, 2 February 1999, UZB990202.
[3] NISNP Interview with Uzbekistani nuclear physicist, June 2001, UZB010600.

KEY: 
NA not applicable

 

Page last updated 28 June 2001
For more recent updates, see the Institute of Nuclear Physics and Uzbekistan: General Developments files.

Comments or questions? Contact Kenley Butler at MIIS CNS: Kenley.Butler@miis.edu

 

CNSThis material is produced independently for NTI by the Center for Nonproliferation Studies at the Monterey Institute of International Studies and does not necessarily reflect the opinions of and has not been independently verified by NTI or its directors, officers, employees, agents. Copyright © 2002 by MIIS.

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