Gas-Cooled Fast Reactor Concepts: a Study
R.S. Carlsmith, Jerry G. Delene, W.R. Gall, A. Goldman, R.S. Holcomb, R.E. Hoskins, M.E. Lackey, Mattias Lundin, Moyers, M. L. Myers, Roy C. Robertson, G. Samuels, William S. Terry, F C Zapp
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R.S. Carlsmith, Jerry G. Delene, W.R. Gall, A. Goldman, R.S. Holcomb, R.E. Hoskins, M.E. Lackey, Mattias Lundin, Moyers, M. L. Myers, Roy C. Robertson, G. Samuels, William S. Terry, F C Zapp
Abstract
Report describing the performance characteristics of gas-cooled fast reactors, which compare well with those of sodium-cooled fast reactors. With oxide fuel and helium, CO2, and SO2 coolant at pressures of 1000 to 1500 psia, the reactors have slightly higher breeding ratios than comparable sodium-cooled reactors.
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Report describing the performance characteristics of gas-cooled fast reactors, which compare well with those of sodium-cooled fast reactors. With oxide fuel and helium, CO2, and SO2 coolant at pressures of 1000 to 1500 psia, the reactors have slightly higher breeding ratios than comparable sodium-cooled reactors.
Key concepts: Coolant, Nuclear engineering, Sodium-cooled fast reactor, Materials science, Helium, Environmental science, Chemistry, Nuclear physics