Sentence examples for fission energy from inspiring English sources

A coolant fluid enters the core at low temperature and exits at a higher temperature after collecting the fission energy.

On the heels of the quick success in moving fission energy forward, it was thought practical fusion would follow closely behind.

Foremost among industrial applications is power generation based on the release of the fission energy of uranium (see nuclear fission; nuclear reactor: Nuclear fission reactors).

While fission of heavy elements can be induced by either protons or neutrons, generation of fission energy for practical applications is dependent on neutrons to induce fission reactions in uranium or plutonium.

That energy source for geological and geodynamic activity is augmented to some extent by georeactor nuclear fission energy and by radioactive decay energy (Herndon 2011, 2014).

Furthermore, the energy content of these actinides could be deployed for producing additional nuclear fission energy after recovering them from unloaded irradiated fuel by suitable reprocessing techniques.

Fission produces energy by atomic fracture, fusion by tiny acts of atomic union.

The process of fission releases energy and further neutrons that can go on to split more uranium atoms.

The detector permits measurements of fission fragment energy and emission angle for two targets with diameter of up to 10 cm.

In these situations, a meso-scale, or pebble- and compact-scale, solution provides a good approximation of the fuel temperature as the fission thermal energy transports out of the kernel and into the surrounding matrix with a much shorter time constant.

Simply put, fission releases energy by splitting atoms apart.