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CO₂ to chemicals: evaluating the potential of Fischer-Tropsch naphthas as a circular source of light olefins.

J CO2 Util
Jamil Abdulrahman A, Heikkinen N, Nevander M, Auersvald M, Kulkarni SP, Mynko O, Parvizi B, Withoeck D, Huotari M, Lehtonen J, Frilund C, Reinikainen M, Mäkelä E, Kusenberg M, Van Geem KM.   +14 more
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The Integral Fast Reactor

Nuclear Technology, 1989
The Integral Fast Reactor (IFR) is an innovative liquid metal reactor concept being developed at Argonne National Laboratory. It seeks to specifically exploit the inherent properties of liquid metal cooling and metallic fuel in a way that leads to substantial improvements in the characteristics of the complete reactor system.
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Structural integrity of fast reactor components

Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series A, Mathematical and Physical Sciences, 1990
Abstract The paper focuses on the generic aspects of the main structural integrity issues in the liquid-sodium-cooled fast reactor. The choice of sodium as a coolant has important consequences for the deformation and failure process in the materials used for the main plant components. For example, its high boiling point means that the
Brian Leonard Eyre, B. Tomkins
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The Integral Fast Reactor

1988
The Integral Fast Reactor (IFR) is an innovative liquid metal reactor concept being developed at Argonne National Laboratory. It seeks to specifically exploit the inherent properties of liquid metal cooling and metallic fuel in a way that leads to substantial improvements in the characteristics of the complete reactor system.
Charles E. Till, Yoon I. Chang
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A Description of the Demonstration Integral Fast Reactor Fuel Cycle Facility

Health Physics, 1991
A fuel examination facility at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory is being converted into a facility that will electrochemically process spent fuel. This is an important step in the demonstration of the Integral Fast Reactor concept being developed by Argonne National Laboratory.
J C, Courtney, M D, Carnes, C C, Dwight, R J, Forrester   +3 more
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The Integral Fast Reactor Concept: Physics of Operation and Safety

Nuclear Science and Engineering, 1988
The Integral Fast Reactor concept employs a pool layout, a uranium-plutonium-zirconium metal alloy fuel, and a closed fuel cycle based on pyrometallurgical reprocessing and injection casting refabr...
D. C. Wade, Y. I. Chang
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Integrated Multi-Modular Fast Reactor Concept Design

Volume 2: Plant Systems, Structures, and Components; Safety and Security; Next Generation Systems; Heat Exchangers and Cooling Systems, 2012
The Integrated Multi-Modular Fast reactor is a pre-conceptual small modular fast reactor design consisting of 7 self-consist subcritical modules, each utilizing a BeO-MOX concept fuel with complete supercritical CO2 brayton cycle turbo-machinery. The subcritical modules, when brought into proximity of one another, form a complete critical reactor core.
Vishal Patel, Pavel Tsvetkov
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Hypothetical integration of a fast reactor to the fuel cycle in Slovakia

Annals of Nuclear Energy, 2011
Abstract The inspiration for dealing with the topic of fuel cycle back-end was attendance at a European project called RED-IMPACT – Impact of Partitioning Transmutation and Waste Reduction Technologies. This paper includes an image how to re-use energetic potential of stored spent fuel and at the same time how to effectively reduce spent fuel and ...
Radoslav Zajac, Petr Darilek, Vladimir Necas   +2 more
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Plentiful energy and the Integral Fast Reactor story

International Journal of Nuclear Governance, Economy and Ecology, 2006
The Integral Fast Reactor (IFR) was a concept that promised inexhaustible, clean, safe, proliferation-resistant energy, with waste that needed isolation for only hundreds of years rather than tens of thousands. The development of the IFR was abandoned by the US government in 1994, as it neared completion, because too many in the US Congress and ...
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