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Supply chain contract signed for Aurora
Oklo, the California-based developer of the Aurora Powerhouse sodium-cooled fast-neutron reactor, has signed a contract with Siemens Energy that is meant to de-risk supply chain and production timeline challenges for Oklo. Under the terms, Siemens will design and deliver the power conversion system for the Powerhouse, which is to be deployed at Idaho National Laboratory.
B. Levush, S. Cuperman
Nuclear Science and Engineering | Volume 81 | Number 4 | August 1982 | Pages 557-560
Technical Note | doi.org/10.13182/NSE82-A21446
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An expression for ion beam deposition rate, which also includes energy loss to collective modes of the target plasma, quantum mechanical value of the impact parameter, and close collision corrections to the Coulomb logarithm, has been used in numerical calculations of the ion beam-pellet interaction. A comparison of the results with those obtained using the unmodified stopping power expression is presented. It is found that the integrated effect of the modifications considered for the energy deposition is such as to decrease the penetration range during the entire ion beam-pellet interaction below that provided by the unmodified energy deposition approach; it leads to the enhancement of the heating rate and, consequently, to different thermonuclear yield ratios.