Sentence examples for reactor program from inspiring English sources

The modular reactor program had no prior appropriation.

Early in 1942, the reactor program was moved to the University of Chicago, where the first controlled chain reaction was achieved.

In fact, this has already happened: in 1974 India tested a nuclear weapon design using plutonium that had been separated out for its breeder reactor program.

So unless they slow that pace, or divert more fuel to the reactor program, "they are going back up to the tipping point," he said.

Last October, the Iranian government, after nine months of denials and obfuscation and increasingly productive inspections formally acknowledged to the I.A.E.A. that it had secretly been producing small quantities of enriched uranium and plutonium, and had been operating a pilot heavy-water reactor program, all potentially in violation of its obligations under the nuclear-nonproliferation treaty.

Indian TBM program in ITER is one of the major steps in Indian fusion reactor program towards DEMO.

Under the Joint Plan of Action JPOAA) signed in 2013, we successfully stopped Iran from expanding its uranium enrichment and heavy water reactor programs.

Russia, France and Britain reprocess fuel for civilian reactor programs, and Germany and Japan ship spent fuel to England and France for reprocessing, but the issue of permanent storage for most of the world's spent nuclear fuels and their wastes remains an open question.

It was once seen within the global nuclear research community as a bold experiment, as similar breeder reactor programs elsewhere were halted.

Much of the basic technology for the Sodium-cooled fast Reactor (SFR) has been established through long term development experience with former fast reactor programs, and is being confirmed by the Phénix end-of-life tests in France, the restart of Monju in Japan, the lifetime extension of BN-600 in Russia, and the startup of the China Experimental Fast Reactor in China.

A review is presented of the irradiation-performance of a group of Ni-base alloys based upon data from fast breeder reactor programs conducted in the 1975 1985 timeframe with emphasis on the mechanisms involved in the loss of high temperature ductility and the breakdown in swelling resistance with increasing neutron dose.