Sentence examples for radioactive cooling from inspiring English sources

Kanupp is located next to the Arabian Sea and in the 1990s radioactive cooling water accidentally leaked from the plant, but officials played down the incident.

Among the new threats that were cited in the assessment, dated March 26, are the mounting stresses placed on the containment structures as they fill with radioactive cooling water, making them more vulnerable to rupture in one of the aftershocks rattling the site after the earthquake and tsunami of March 11.

The use of polymer films appears to be very promising in various fields of technology and construction, more specifically in solar energy for the design of simple low-cost solar collector fields and individual collectors, in horticulture, architecture, and radioactive cooling design in which radioactive properties and more specifically their infrared transmission is necessary.

The gist of the arguments is that the spill of radioactive cooling water at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear reactor following the 2011 earthquake and tsunami is spreading across the Pacific, annihilating everything in its path.

The further evolution of Callisto after accretion was determined by the balance of the radioactive heating, cooling through thermal conduction near the surface, and solid state or subsolidus convection in the interior.

(A leak of radioactive water in a cooling pump forced the plant to shut down one of its two generators this week).

A May 21 letter and Geological Survey maps show a fault beneath where officials hope to build concrete pads to store spent radioactive fuel canisters for cooling before they are entombed in tunnels inside the mountain, about 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas.

A segmented, radiofrequency quadrupole mass filter COLETTE (Cooler for Emittance Elimination) was designed for cooling continuous radioactive beams for injection into the transmission spectrometer MISTRAL at CERN ISOLDE.

In the meantime, power plant operators have been storing nuclear waste in pools with limited capacity originally designed to cool radioactive material before it was shipped to a disposal site.

The positrons, produced by the decay of radioactive sodium, are cooled into a similarly sized cloud of around 1m particles and held in a neighbouring trap.The antiprotons are then pushed into the same trap as the positrons and left to mingle for a second or so.

A Wien filter for cooled radioactive ion beams has been designed at Ion Guide Isotope Separator On Line technique (IGISOL).