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Nuclear Power and Sustainability

2021
Abstract: A comprehensive coverage starts with a clear view on the three sources of energy for generating electricity. Two of them, fossil and atomic fuels, are converted in hot gases or steam, needing cumbersome and wasteful processes. By skipping this mess, harvested renewable currents (wind, light, water) conquer a central position in the transition
Verbruggen, Aviel, Wealer, Ben
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Nuclear Power

2018
The book is a source of information for specialists involved in power engineering related activities and a good starting point for young researchers. The content is structured along logical lines of progressive thought. It presents the current developments and active technological advances in the main aspects of energy engineering, both in thermal and ...
Maurizio Luigi Cumo, Renato Gatto
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Abelson on Nuclear Power

Science, 1996
Letters from: [ Mike McCormack ][1] [ Gregory C. Pratt ][1] [ C. R. Malone ][1] I was delighted to find the editorial “Nuclear power in East Asia” by Philip H. Abelson in the issue of 26 April ([p. 465][2]).
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The nuclear power and mathematics

Russian Journal of Numerical Analysis and Mathematical Modelling, 2000
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Lebedev, V. I., Vladimirov, V. S.
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Nuclear power and the engineer

Nuclear Energy, 1958
The development of nuclear power in Great Britain is reviewed. It is pointed out that the industrial use of nuclear power cleared its first hurdle ln 1956 when Calder Hall went into operation. It must clear its second hurdle with equal success in 1966 with reactors of advanced design built at a capital cost so low that they are able to share in ...
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