Sentence examples for reactor stands from inspiring English sources

A beer hall (where the Indian Point 2 reactor stands).

The name of "4S" in this reactor stands for Super-Safe, Small and Simple, and they show representative features of the reactor.

In those cases, the presence of the waste is the only reason for a guard force, and sometimes the only reason the land where the reactors stood cannot be reused.

In order to respond to this challenge, nuclear technology is designing a new generation of power plants termed Generation IV, among them high temperature gas-cooled reactors stand out for their potential capability to achieve an excellent thermal performance.

The liability pool for an atomic reactor disaster stands at a scant $11 billion.

Artist groups Moot, Reactor and Stand Assembly became synonymous with critical excellence and good practice in the early noughties, feeding into the working practices of artist-led galleries and studios including Tether, Backlit, Surface Gallery, Primary and Bohunk Institute.

Selective catalytic reduction (SCR) with ammonia in fixed-bed (monolithic) reactors has stood out among other techniques in the last decades.

Among these novel designs sodium fast reactors (SFRs) stand out due to their technological feasibility as demonstrated in several countries during the last decades.

When labor disputes delayed construction of the Metallurgical Laboratory's new home in the Red Gate Woods, Compton decided to build Chicago Pile-1, the first nuclear reactor, under the stands at Stagg Field.

Its design is for a reactor that can stand alone or be installed in multiples up to 10, as demand grows.

Two general modes of integrating electrochemistry into the methanogenic process can be distinguished: first, the electrodes can be integrated into the anaerobic digestion of sewage water or other organic wastes, and secondly, the methanogenic BES can be placed into a second reactor as a stand-alone-process, fed with CO2, but without additional organic substrates (Fig. 6).