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DOE RFI probes barriers to space reactor production
The Department of Energy is asking for industry input on the United States’ readiness to produce “up to four space reactors within five years,” according to a request for information that opened on Tuesday.
With a quick turnaround—the deadline for responses is May 5—the RFI asks for an assessment of gaps or challenges related to reactor design, long-lead-time components, and fuel allocation or production.
Technology of Fusion Energy (TOFE) 2020 Virtual Meeting
Technical Session|Sponsored by Fusion Energy
Tuesday, November 17, 2020|12:00–2:10PM EST|2
Session Chair:
Anita Poore (SRNL)
Staff Producer:
Mary Tong (American Nuclear Society)
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Advanced isotope separation technology for fusion fuel
X. Steve Xiao (SRNL)
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Integrated tritium breeding experiment for liquid immersion blanket concept
Kevin B. Woller (MIT), Caroline Sorensen (MIT), Ethan E. Peterson (MIT), Sara E. Ferry (MIT), Dennis G. Whyte (MIT)
Preliminary estimate of tritium migration for a A-FNS lithium target system
Kentaro Ochiai, Atsushi Kasugai, Masayuki Ohta (Kansai University, Japan), Makoto Oyaidzu (QST)
Uranium beds design parameters for tritium plants supporting fusion reactors
Joseph Dumont (LANL), William Kubic (LANL), Scott Willms, W. Kirk Hollis, David Doguel, Victoria Hypes (LANL)
Permeation rate of deuterium and tritium through iron-chromium-aluminum alloys
Matthew Sharpe (Rochester)
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