'Reactor fuel' diaporamas de présentation

Nuclear Power Fission, Fusion and the Future

Nuclear Power Fission, Fusion and the Future. Name Title Affiliation. What is electricity ?. Mathematically = flow of charged particles Practically = flow of electrons (they move faster) Electrons flow through conductors. Electricity.

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Characterization of reactor fuel burn-up from antineutrino spectral distortions

ANGRA Neutrinos Project. Characterization of reactor fuel burn-up from antineutrino spectral distortions. E. Kemp, L.F. G. Gonzalez, T.J.C. Bezerra and B. Miguez for the ANGRA Collaboration State University of Campinas - UNICAMP Physics Institute- Cosmic Rays Department. So/Si.

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Threat of Illicit Trafficking of Nuclear and other Radioactive Material

Threat of Illicit Trafficking of Nuclear and other Radioactive Material. Outline. Objectives Nuclear Weapons and Devices Radiological Devices Evaluation of the nuclear security threat Conclusion. Objectives. Identify the RN threats: Nuclear weapons and devices Radiological devices

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Nuclear Power

Nuclear Power. Dennis Silverman, U C Irvine. In the US, 20% of our electricity is produced by nuclear power. There are 103 US nuclear power plants. California related reactors. Diablo Canyon, two reactors. San Onofre, two reactors. ? of Palo Verde 1, 2, & 3 in Arizona.

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Frank von Hippel Princeton University

International Fuel Cycle 60 th Anniversary of the founding of the Federation of American Scientists National Press Club, Washington, DC, 30 November 2005, 10:15 AM. Frank von Hippel Princeton University. Acheson-Lillienthal (Oppenheimer) Report (1946).

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START I (82-91) Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty

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