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Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant as never seen before.

May 29, 2021
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In 2018, the “Nuclear Archive” seized by Israel’s National Intelligence Agency (MOSSAD) revealed secret documents including sketches and blueprints of the Al Ghadir Plant implying the development of an Iranian indigenous nuclear weapon program. Under Iran’s Amad Superorganizational Plan, Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant (Project 4/402 Code name Al Ghadir) was built with the intention and purpose to make weapon-grade uranium for 1-2 nuclear weapons per year.


Fordow 3D reconstruction model is a collaborative effort between The Intel Lab and Orion_int aiming at giving the public audience a better understanding of this remote and partly secret Uranium Enrichment underground facility. This multi-disciplinary effort is based on Civil Engineering knowledge, Nuclear Fuel Enrichment Cycle basics, Intelligence Analysis, and advanced skills in realistic modeling and rendering. Disclaimer: This work is based on the research conducted on available public documents, assessments, reports, publicly released photographs, and videos. Some material textures were chosen to enhance the viewer experience and are not necessarily representative. Assumptions in the analysis phase are based on engineering standards and good practice to bridge the gap between the existing known materials and the uncertainty of the existing situation on site.






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