Sentence examples for interest in reprocessing from inspiring English sources
South Africa's energy minister recently reasserted her country's interest in reprocessing.
Rising tensions with North Korea are a factor in South Korea's increased interest in reprocessing nuclear fuel and possibly having the option of producing nuclear weapons.
The question of what to do with spent nuclear fuel from civilian power reactors has stirred renewed interest in reprocessing — that is, chopping up the fuel, retrieving materials that can power a reactor and possibly recovering the most troublesome waste products so they can be broken up in the reactor into easier-to-handle elements.
But Japan, France and Britain have invested heavily in reprocessing, and Japan and France are also working on breeders.
Iran has also admitted to experiments in reprocessing and scavenging plutonium.
China has a pilot plant engaged in reprocessing in Jiu Quan, a remote desert town in Gansu province.
Therefore, shattering is important in reprocessing large grains into small grains.
The reason for retrieval of containers lies in the development of fast reactors and increased interest for spent fuel reprocessing.
The final step in reprocessing is steam sterilization.
Several potential administrative and technical problems existed in bronchofiberscope reprocessing.
