Sentences with phrase «only research reactor»
Aluminum is currently used in not only research reactor components but also nuclear batteries and spacecraft, and it has been proposed as material for storage containers for nuclear waste.
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From one doctor to another, please research this matter further so we can discuss the inconsistencies between the schizoids and the nucleosis reactors, they are indeed a true intricacy that we can only hope to understand.
If the president's request is approved by Congress it will put a severe squeeze on the U.S. domestic fusion program and will force the closure of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Alcator C - Mod reactor, one of only three large machines, known as tokamaks, in the United States that are doing vital research in preparation for ITER.
In addition, the team found that large proportions of the NE budget were spent maintaining research infrastructure that only marginally supports advanced reactors.
Since the 1950s roughly $ 100 billion has been spent on the research and development of such reactors around the world, yet there is currently only one producing electricity — the BN - 600 reactor in Russia, operational since 1980.
For now, the method has only proved effective for aluminum, which limits its applications to the lower - temperature environments found in research reactors.
The research reactor BER II can therefore only be visited by appointment.
Another product, the atomic bomb, was constructed by way of nuclear reactors that could, in peace time, provide an abundant supply of radioactive isotopes, which are now of great value not only in biophysical research but also in biochemistry and medicine.
That's because the 59 - year - old NRU — the oldest of this type in operation — is one of only seven research reactors worldwide that produce 95 percent of molybdenum - 99 (Mo - 99).
It would be astounding if a technology that exists only in PowerPoint presentations — magical small, cost - effective, fail - safe nuclear reactors — could possibly be researched, developed, demonstrated, and then scaled up faster than a host of carbon - free technologies that are already commercial today.