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Nuclear Power and Health

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1979
Excerpt To the editor: In the March 1979 issue you published an editorial "Health Implications of Nuclear Power Production," by Leonard R. Solon and Victor W. Sidel (1).
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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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Nuclear Eclectic Power

Science, 1974
The uranium and thorium resources, the technology, and the social impacts all seem to presage an even sharper increase in nuclear power for electric generation than had hitherto been predicted. There are more future consequences. The " hydrogen economy ." Nuclear power plants operate best at constant power
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Nuclear Power

New England Journal of Medicine, 1979
E, Chivian   +4 more
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Nuclear dawn [nuclear power]

Engineering & Technology, 2008
The paper discusses the feasibilty of nuclear power as one of electricity options and problems on nuclear waste disposal.
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Nuclear Power, Economics of

2012
Financial viability is an important consideration when deciding whether to proceed with any large-scale engineering project. Many studies of nuclear power economics have been undertaken in an attempt to predict its overall costs or competitiveness (e.g., [1–4]).
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Nuclear physics and nuclear power

Atomic Energy, 1999
For the example of the Radium Institute, which recently celebrated its 75th anniversary and has been a part of the Academy of Sciences for around 40 years, it is shown how nuclear physics, as the theoretical basis of the nuclear power industry, facilitates its development and the transition to internally safe and environmentally sound nuclear ...
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Nuclear Power: Germany set to abandon nuclear power

Physics World, 1999
Nuclear power in Germany is to be phased out over the next five to ten years, the German government announced last month. Despite heavy lobbying from the nuclear-power industry, the ruling coalition of the Social Democrats and the Greens will honour what was one of the Greens' main manifesto commitments.
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Nuclear power

2017
The first applications envisioned for supercritical CO2 (sCO2) power cycles were nuclear power plants (NPPs). Nuclear reactors as heat sources deliver heat over a limited temperature range at high temperature. As a result, an advanced nuclear reactor such as a sodium-cooled fast reactor (SFR) and an sCO2 power cycle can be well matched to provide a ...
J.J. Sienicki, A. Moisseytsev
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Nuclear Power

2022
Robert Ehrlich   +2 more
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