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Tehran, July 19 - IA Neftegaz.RU. Iran has completed the construction of a plant for the production of rotors for centrifuges, which will achieve a level of enrichment of uranium , sufficient for military purposes. This was stated by the head of the Atomic Energy Organization A. Salehi. Abstracts of Salehi: - June 4, 2018 Iran partially launched this plant. Then it was announced that the plant would be completed in a month and now this task is fully implemented - Iran was engaged in the construction of this plant, while negotiations were under way on the nuclear deal, but did not put it into operation. - the capacity of the plant is sufficient to start production of 60 IR-6 centrifuges / day. - in this case Iran will reach the uranium enrichment level of 600 SWU per day, that is, 18 thousand SWU per month or 180 thousand SWU for 10 months. Thus, the republic will come close to the sought-after 190 thousand SWU. EPP is a unit of work on isotope separation, an indicator of the effectiveness of centrifuges for the enrichment of nuclear materials. The level of 190 thousand SWU is sufficient for the production of enriched nuclear fuel, including for military purposes. Earlier, the head and spiritual leader of Iran, Ayatollah A. Khamenei, instructed the Atomic Energy Organization of the country to begin preparations for expanding the scale of uranium enrichment to 190,000 SWU in the event of the abolition of the international agreement on the Iranian nuclear program. Recall that on May 8, 2018, US President D. Trump led the US out of a nuclear deal with Iran. He also promised to impose the largest sanctions in the history of Tehran. As later explained in the State Department, 1 I of the restrictions will be introduced August 6, 2018 g, and will cover the automotive sector and Irans trade in gold. The remaining sanctions will enter into force on November 4, 2018 and affect the energy sector of Iran. At the same time, the US openly declares that they are aiming to reduce Irans revenues from oil sales to zero . The energy industry in Iran has suffered rather seriously from US sanctions. Major companies in the Islamic Republic have already left such giants as Total , OMV, Maersk, General Electric and LUKOIL. However, the enterprising CNPC is ready to buy out the share of Total in South Pars . |
