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Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Process Design and Development, 1965
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Fast boiling reactors with the fuel in the form of a fused salt
Soviet Atomic Energy, 1967An attempt is made to classify fast reactors . Versions of a fast reactor with liquid fuel in a boiling coolant - solvent are considered separately. The advantages of this type of reactor and the feasibility of its construction are evaluated; the basic characteristics of the reactor are derived.
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Two high power potentiostats for fuel-cell and fused salt electrolysis studies
Electrochimica Acta, 1966Abstract The application of potentiostatic techniques to large scale laboratory and pilot plant studies in such fields as fuel-cell investigation and metal production by fused salt electrolysis, has led to the development of high power potentiostats, which can supply currents as high as fifty amperes.
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AIChE Journal, 1956
AbstractThe liquid‐metal‐fuel reactor under development at the Brookhaven National Laboratory uses a fuel which is a solution of U233, Mg, and Zr in liquid bismuth. For a power breeder thermal reactor, high neutron economy is essential, and this calls for low concentrations of those fission products in the fuel which are high neutron capturers. Roughly
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AbstractThe liquid‐metal‐fuel reactor under development at the Brookhaven National Laboratory uses a fuel which is a solution of U233, Mg, and Zr in liquid bismuth. For a power breeder thermal reactor, high neutron economy is essential, and this calls for low concentrations of those fission products in the fuel which are high neutron capturers. Roughly
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Towards the thorium fuel cycle with molten salt fast reactors
Annals of Nuclear Energy, 2014M Allibert, V Ghetta, D Heuer
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