Fuel Cycles
OECD, Nuclear Energy Agency
Abstract
OECD, Nuclear Energy Agency
Abstract
The long-term goal of sustainable, “radiologically clean” nuclear energy systems is an important driver for the development of advanced fuel cycles. The goal may be approached in successive steps with emphasis, first, on an improved management of the plutonium and, then, on an additional management of the minor actinides neptunium, americium and curium by integrating P&T technologies in the fuel cycle.
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The long-term goal of sustainable, “radiologically clean” nuclear energy systems is an important driver for the development of advanced fuel cycles. The goal may be approached in successive steps with emphasis, first, on an improved management of the plutonium and, then, on an additional management of the minor actinides neptunium, americium and curium by integrating P&T technologies in the fuel cycle.
Key concepts: Curium, Neptunium, Americium, Nuclear fuel cycle, Plutonium, Fuel cycle, Actinide, Nuclear engineering