Kellex Gaseous Diffusion Programme
Kellex is organised to design the gaseous-diffusion plant, with Percival Keith directing work on plant engineering and diffusion barriers.
Follow Percival C. Keith through 6 dated historical records for United States of America.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Kellex is organised to design the gaseous-diffusion plant, with Percival Keith directing work on plant engineering and diffusion barriers.
Construction begins on a plant in Decatur, Illinois, intended to manufacture gaseous-diffusion barrier material for K-25.
Surveying begins for the massive K-25 gaseous-diffusion uranium-enrichment plant at Oak Ridge.
The first concrete is poured for the K-25 gaseous-diffusion plant building at Oak Ridge.
Leads major engineering work for gaseous-diffusion enrichment.
Role range: 1944-1945
K-25 begins production of enriched uranium using gaseous diffusion.
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