NTI: Country Overviews: Iran: Nuclear Facilities

Nuclear Facilities

Van de Graf Accelerator

Size: 3MV
Primary Function: Research

Description:
The 3MV Van de Graf Accelerator produces protons, deuteron, and alpha particles for research purposes. Some specific applications include uranium and thorium measurements and boron-neutron capture therapy.

Key Sources: AEOI website, <http://www.aeoi.org.ir/NewWeb/research.htm>.


	Updated November 2003

	Overview
	Conversion
	Enrichment
	Fuel Fabrication
	Heavy Water Production
	Milling
	Mining
	Nuclear Power Reactors
	Reprocessing
	Research and Development
	Research Reactors, Critical and Sub-Critical Assemblies
	Waste Management
	Weaponization

	Maps
	U.S. and Hostile Powers: Iran
	IAEA Board Welcomes EU-Iran Agreement: Is Iran Providing Assurances or Merely Providing Amusement?
	IAEA Board Deplores Iran's Failue to Come into Full Compliance: Is Patience with Iran Running Out?
	Iran and the IAEA: A Troubling Past with a Hopeful Future?
	The Second NPT PrepCom for the 2005 Review Conference
	WMD in the Middle East
	Treaties and Organizations
	Iranian Regime Defiant in Face of Aug. 31 Nuclear Deadline (2006)
	Iran’s Nuclear Program: Recent Developments (2006)
	In Focus: IAEA and Iran (2005)
	Iran's Game of Nuclear Poker: Knowing When to Fold (2005)
	FAS: Iran Special Weapons Guide (2005)
	For Tehran, Nuclear Program Is a Matter of National Pride (2005)
	Curbing the Iranian Nuclear Threat: The Military Option (2004)
	Iran: Countdown to Showdown (2004)
	Shahab-3 (2004)
	A Preemptive Attack on Iran's Nuclear Facilities: Possible Consequences (2004)
	The Role of WMD in Iranian Security Calculations (2004)
	Unclassified Report to Congress on the Acquisition of Technology Relating to Weapons of Mass Destruction and Advanced Conventional Munitions (2003)
	Iran, Player or Rogue? (2003)
	Iranian Missiles: The Nature of the Threat (2003)
	Iran and Nuclear Weapons (2000)
	Iran's Nuclear Facilities: A Profile (1998)
	Iran and CBW (1998)


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