A documentation-driven 3D reconstruction of the HI-STORM 100S dry cask system, focused on confinement, shielding, passive cooling, criticality control and the spatial logic behind spent fuel storage.
Dry storage of spent nuclear fuel is not an improvisation, but a purpose-designed passive safety system. This article explains how confinement, shielding, subcriticality and decay heat removal are maintained through geometry, materials and physical principles.
A search for cathedral references unexpectedly led to a reactor hall image, Cherenkov light, and the beginning of a documentation-driven approach to nuclear 3D reconstruction.
