Sentence examples for reactor park from inspiring English sources

In recent months, India announced two favorable reactor park sites for U.S. firms in the states of Gujarat and Andhra Pradesh, and submitted its declaration of safeguarded facilities to the IAEA.

Chernobyl was intended as a "reactor park," Josephson writes, with canals for cooling water that would create "a 'Venice' of nuclear power, where warm-water effluent in the canals attracts geese and ducks, who winter there rather than completing their southern migration".

Menon said the government had "rescheduled" a decision about designating a nuclear reactor park site for U.S. firms and that it would not be made in time for the January 11-16 visit of the U.S.-India Business civilil (USIBC) civil nuclear delegation.

The Indian government planned to sign its Safeguards Agreement and to begin negotiations with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on an Additional Protocol at the end of January, but would not make a decision about designating a nuclear reactor park site for U.S. firms prior to the January 11-16 visit of the U.S.-India Business Council (USIBC) delegation.

The theory is based on the principles of a reactor park and an analogy to point kinetics.

A reactor park is the description of the interconnections between a population of nuclear reactors with various designs.

The theory is also used for a new application, adjusting reactor parks to match given growth rates.

Finally, a phased multiple-reactor park with an integrated system of accelerators is suggested and discussed.

It shows that flexibility in the design and deployment strategy of a demonstration commercial thorium-fuelled Accelerator-Driven Subcritical Reactor (ADSR) park significantly reduces the expected LCOE.

In the fuel cycle kinetics theory, point kinetics is used as a model to simplify space-, energy-, and time-dependent burn-up equations of the reactors in a park to a set of only time-dependent equations, called the fuel cycle kinetics equations.

Maynard Plahuta, president of the B Reactor Museum Association, said the draft study's arguments for excluding the B Reactor from a possible national park were "very, very weak".