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Loofah sponge carriers: Uncovering the mechanisms of enhanced anammox performance in low-nitrogen wastewater treatment. [PDF]
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Comparing Proton Transfer Reaction (PTR) and Adduct Ionization Mechanism (AIM) for the Study of Volatile Organic Compounds. [PDF]
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Immobilized plant cell reactors
Enzyme and Microbial Technology, 1983Abstract The use of plant cells for the production of biochemicals represents a new area of biotechnological exploration. The techniques envisioned for industrial processes are related to those developed for microorganisms and a strong emphasis should be placed on immobilized cell systems.
Jiří E Prenosil, Henrik Pedersen
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Plant cell reactors—A perspective
Enzyme and Microbial Technology, 1989Abstract The potential of plant cell culture for the production of commercially valuable secondary metabolites is reviewed. The techniques employed for large-scale plant cell suspension culture are largely those developed for microbial culture, so the basic characteristics of the two types of culture are compared.
Saroj Mishra, S S Bhojwani, V S Bisaria
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2011
The principal objective of the sodium-cooled fast reactor (SFR) power plant is to generate electricity. This is accomplished by transferring energy from nuclear fission to a steam system to run a turbine-generator. In this chapter we describe the SFR systems outside the core that are needed to meet this objective.
Pavel Tsvetkov, Alan Waltar, Donald Todd
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The principal objective of the sodium-cooled fast reactor (SFR) power plant is to generate electricity. This is accomplished by transferring energy from nuclear fission to a steam system to run a turbine-generator. In this chapter we describe the SFR systems outside the core that are needed to meet this objective.
Pavel Tsvetkov, Alan Waltar, Donald Todd
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A DECADE OF DOSIMETRY FOR MAGNOX REACTOR PLANTS
Reactor Dosimetry in the 21st Century, 2003This paper reviews the reactor dosimetry program that has supported steel pressure vessel integrity assessments for magnox power plants over the last ten years. The dosimetry program has aimed to achieve consistent: calculated and measured fast and thermal neutron doses. data for surveillance specimens and reactor pressure vessels.
T. A. Lewis, D. A. Thornton
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An Underwater Thermoelectric Reactor Plant
Journal of Aircraft, 1966A conceptual design is presented for an underwater thermoelectric nuclear power plant capable of producing continuous electric power at a 100-kwe level. The inherent advantage of a self-pressurized, natural circulation, pressurized water reactor (PWR) system is combined with a direct-conversion thermoelectric generator to provide a completely static ...
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Nuclear Reactor Plant Kinetics and Control
Proceedings of the IRE, 1962Radio and control engineers have contributed significantly to the understanding of nuclear reactor stability and transient response over the last 15 years. The successful application of frequency response and analog simulation techniques to reactor kinetics problems, together with experimental confirmation, has allowed increased dependence on inherent ...
M. Schultz, J. Grace
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Reactor Power Plant for Undersea Applications
Nuclear Technology, 1974A Pressurized Water Reactor suitable for unattended operation on the ocean floor has been designed.
Robert I. Brasier, Carroll B. Mills
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Experience in Decontamination of Naval Reactor Plants
Nuclear Technology, 2019The technologies and chemical solutions for decontamination of high-power reactors are limited for use in small-scale power generation due to fundamental differences in operating conditions, fuel c...
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