Production Functions of Fast Breeder Reactors
Production Functions of Fast Breeder Reactors
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Of instantaneous capacity in a 1975 steam cooled breeder reactor, K = 371 and. F = 5080 over the equipment lifetime of thirty years « 'Hhe tradeoff of capital for fuel ^k/'^F, as implied by changes in specific power, is not shown in the design studies of the 825 MW reactor. But there are indications of the effects from, increasing specific power in the 1975 design over that for the I967 design. The "near term reactor" has specific power of 505 kilowatts per kilogram of fissile plutonium, while ...the "1975 reactor** has specific power of 577 KW/Kg; if the effects on K and F of other differences between the two reactors can be removed, then the residual effect must be due to the variation in the specific power.
The first reason for differences is that the 1975 reactor benefits from technical progress which reduces K anf F, while the near term reactor does not. The fruits of progress include a substantial reduction in K: "The use of vapor suppression type of containment and . , , simplification in 19 starting, shutdown, refueling, and fuel handling equipment" are estimated to reduce expenditures ZP^* by much more than 8 per cent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of instantaneous capacity in a 1975 steam cooled breeder reactor, K = 371 and. F = 5080 over the equipment lifetime of thirty years « 'Hhe tradeoff of capital for fuel ^k/'^F, as implied by changes in specific power, is not shown in the design studies of the 825 MW reactor. But there are indications of the effects from, increasing specific power in the 1975 design over that for the I967 design. The "near term reactor" has specific power of 505 kilowatts per kilogram of fissile plutonium, while ...the "1975 reactor** has specific power of 577 KW/Kg; if the effects on K and F of other differences between the two reactors can be removed, then the residual effect must be due to the variation in the specific power.
The first reason for differences is that the 1975 reactor benefits from technical progress which reduces K anf F, while the near term reactor does not. The fruits of progress include a substantial reduction in K: "The use of vapor suppression type of containment and . , , simplification in 19 starting, shutdown, refueling, and fuel handling equipment" are estimated to reduce expenditures ZP^* by much more than 8 per cent.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul W Macavoy to read onlineMoreLess
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