Materials of New Generation in Nuclear Power Industry

Igor Shamanin; Sergei Bedenko; Ildar Gubaydulin; Nataliya Novikova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1040.74

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Materials of New Generation in Nuclear Power Industry

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The results providing advantages of thorium-232 as a reproducing nuclide in comparison with uranium-238 as a part of nuclear fuel of new generation reactors are presented. The explanation of the effects which were found earlier in numerical simulation of parameters of open thorium - plutonium nuclear fuel cycle is offered. Scientific and technical solutions allow considering the possibility of including thorium-232 in the fuel of nuclear reactors, which are based on existing design solutions, and beginning the design of new generation materials: a new generation of fuel rods and fuel assemblies, where the isotope uranium-238 will be completely replaced with thorium-232.

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Igor Shamanin*, Sergei Bedenko, Ildar Gubaydulin, Nataliya Novikova

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Doppler-Effect (Doppler), Materials of New Generation, Multiply Lattice, Resonance Absorption

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