Nuclear fuel strategies

The basic strategy of Russian nuclear energy is propagation of a closed fuel cycle on the basis of fast breeder and thermal reactors, as well as the solution of the spent nuclear fuel accumulation and resource problems.

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This paper presents potential fuel storage scenarios for two options: the current nuclear power replacement strategy, which will see 16 GWe of new capacity installed by 2030 and a median strategy, intended to ensure implementation of the UK’s carbon reduction target, involving 48 GWe of nuclear capacity installed by 2040.

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In this context, and in the continuity of the FP7 EURATOM SACSESS project, GENIORS focuses on the reprocessing of MOX fuel containing minor actinides, taking into account safety issues under normal and mal-operation.

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In this paper, is addressed the stability of one of most promising extractants (TODGA, N,N,N0,N0-tetraoctyldiglycolamide) but also the importance of designing realistic model to simulate and study the degradation of the systems.

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