Sentence examples for reactor industry from inspiring English sources

The reactor industry could also find a substitute material, although Keith P. Fruzzetti, a reactor chemistry expert at the Electric Power Research Institute, a nonprofit utility consortium, said that a change like that "typically takes many years to accomplish".

Addition of H2 to primary coolant water is widely used in the nuclear reactor industry to suppress water radiolysis and lower the corrosion potential.

The paper is organized as follows: The motivation for this work is first provided by background discussion that summarizes the relevance of this subject matter to the nuclear reactor industry.

France, once the poster child for the global reactor industry, is following suit.

The reactor industry successfully fought off such requirements, complaining they would make the plants too expensive to build.

"The Russians have some very ambitious goals in developing their civilian nuclear reactor export industry," said Andrew Kuchins, director of the Russia and Eurasia Program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, "and to get to some of the newer markets, they have to have the United States stamp of approval".

Very high levels of radiation above the storage pools suggest that the water has drained in the 39-foot-deep pools to the point that the 13-foot-high fuel rod assemblies have been exposed to air for hours and are starting to melt, said Robert Albrecht, a longtime nuclear engineer who worked as a consultant to the Japanese nuclear reactor manufacturing industry in the 1980s.

Application of commercial electrochemical oxidation reactor for industry discharge water was limited by the inefficient mass transfer of molecule.

Researchers close to the project told Science that when the project was officially created in 2006, too much power was given to the seven Domestic Agencies, the bodies in each partner that procure parts for the reactor from industry, and not enough to the central organization, which consequently cannot manage the project properly.

Propane ammoxidation is usually investigated with fixed-bed reactors at laboratory scale; however, this kind of reactions takes place over fluid-bed reactors in industry.

In fact, it is not clear whether ground will be broken on any additional reactors soon; industry experts say the biggest obstacle is that the price of natural gas remains quite low, making it difficult to produce electricity from a reactor at a price competitive with electricity from a gas-burning plant.