Sentence examples for reactor poses from inspiring English sources

"The operation of this nuclear reactor poses a threat to the health of Long Islanders and to the safety of our drinking water," said Senator Alfonse D'Amato (R-NY) and Representative Michael Forbes (R-NY) in letter to Energy Secretary Federico Peña.

The sample holder, which was developed to closely resemble a micro plug-flow reactor, poses some problems in terms of heat transfer to the outer body of the cell (limiting then the maximum reachable temperature) and of the correct measurement of the actual sample temperature.

The erratic behaviour of cavitational activity exhibited in a sonochemical reactor pose a serious problem in the efficient design and scale-up; thus it becomes important to identify the active and passive zones existing in the reactor so as to enable proper placement of the reaction mixtures for achieving maximum benefits.

The next wave of reactors "poses an ever-increasing burden on people's budgets and danger to their health, now and far into the future," Ms. Teule said.

Albeit these merits, the high burn-up, high flux and therefore, high temperature in fast reactors poses an onus to the fuel clad.

Dynamic modeling of syngas bubble column reactors poses an additional challenge not encountered in well-mixed stirred tank reactors.

(Unlike nuclear reactors, fusion reactors pose no danger to visitors).

The plant's opponents argue that the reactors pose an unacceptable risk in an age of terrorism.

Pool type sodium cooled fast reactors pose several design challenges and among them, certain thermal hydraulics and structural mechanics issues are special.

Functioning reactors pose increased risks as a result of their day-to-day operation, the possibility of a core meltdown-type accident, and their potential release of gaseous and liquid radioactive effluents.

Increasing number of NPP have increased the concern for safety, as any structural damage to these nuclear reactors pose severe threat of radiation, major health concern as well as biological and environmental hazards.