Sentence examples for facility to fuel from inspiring English sources

Aside from the fresh reactor fuel supplied by Russia, by 2008 Iran had produced enough low-enrichment uranium (less than 5 percent uranium-235) at its enrichment facility to fuel a single implosion-type fission weapon if, that is, the low-enriched uranium were further enriched to about 90 percent uranium-235.

Bungalow also raised a $50 million debt facility to fuel its home growth costs.

Local businesses, especially fishing, are willing sponsors, and their money helped to fuel the upgrade in facilities.

Fast reactors require a massive infrastructure, including a reprocessing plant to dissolve radioactive waste fuel rods in nitric acid, chemically removing the plutonium, and a fuel fabrication facility to create new fuel rods.

The town, some 110 kilometers (70 miles) from Ontario's capital Toronto, is home to the world's longest running facility to process nuclear fuel, a massive white eyesore that towers over the sailboats bobbing in its tranquil harbor.

The first hydrogen fueling facility to be built under the DOE's fuel cell and infrastructure validation program was unveiled at the DTE Energy Hydrogen Technology Park in Detroit, Michigan while the California governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, has dedicated the first retail-designed hydrogen demonstration fueling station on the West Coast, at a BP-branded site at Los Angeles International Airport.

The Swiss commodity traders Trafigura and Vitol are among a number of companies accused of exporting what campaigners call "African quality" diesel, blending products in European facilities to create fuels with sulphur levels that are sometimes hundreds of times over European limits, according to a three-year research project by the Swiss NGO Public Eye.

It also said the State of Bavaria, rather than the federal government, should pick up the hefty tab for building a storage facility to dispose of spent fuel.

Here we advocate for an accelerated timetable for commercial demonstration of Generation IV nuclear technology, via construction of a prototype metal-fueled fast neutron reactor and associated 100 t/year pyroprocessing facility to convert and recycle spent fuel (routinely mischaracterized as "nuclear waste") that has accumulated from decades of light-water reactor use.

A cost management platform, based on the design requirements of a nuclear fuel cycle facility to draw the optimal design method for minimizing the pyroprocessing cost, and to support an economic feasibility analysis, was designed.

Inspectors have been ejected from the country, and new facilities to make nuclear fuel have appeared.