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Serbian officials lay out nuclear energy timeline
Serbia reached a significant milestone in 2024 when its National Assembly overturned a moratorium on nuclear power plants that had been in place for 35 years, a ban imposed when the country was part of the former Yugoslavia.
Fast forward to 2026 and the European country’s nuclear energy ambitions have become clearer. On July 13, Serbia’s Ministry of Mining and Energy held a four-day workshop outlining the country’s plans to kickstart a nuclear program.
H. Deuber, K. Gerlach
Nuclear Technology | Volume 70 | Number 2 | August 1985 | Pages 153-157
Technical Paper | Fission Reactor | doi.org/10.13182/NT85-A33638
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The retention of 131 I by a deep bed carbon filter (adsorber) of an FRG pressurized water reactor under normal conditions was determined with different test methods. These comprised (a) in-place tests on the carbon filter with CH3I3II and 131 I from the plant (contained in the exhaust air) and (b) laboratory tests on carbon samples with CH3131I. The laboratory tests with CH3131I produced results that were not conservative with respect to the organic 131I from the plant because of the occurrence of more penetrating organic 131I species in small proportions (<10%).