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Nuclear floating power desalination complexes

  • 1. OKB Mechanical Engineering, Nizhny Novgorod (Russian Federation)
  • 2. Ministry of Russian Federation for Atomic Energy, Moscow (Russian Federation)

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Russia is a single country in the world which possesses a powerful ice-breaker transport fleet that allows a solution of important social-economic tasks of the country's northern regions by maintaining a year-round navigation along the Arctic sea route. A total operating record of the marine nuclear reactors up until till now exceeds 150 reactor-years, with their main equipment operating life reacting 120 thousand hours. Design and constructional progresses have been made continuously during forty years of nuclear-powered ships construction in Russia. Well proven technology of all components experienced in the marine nuclear reactors give grounds to recommend marine NSSSs of KLT-40 type as energy sources for the heat and power co-generation plants and the sea water desalination complexes, particularly as a floating installation. Co-generation stations are considered for deployment in the extreme Northern Region of Russia. Nuclear floating desalination complexes can be used for drinkable water production in the coastal regions of Northern Africa, the Near East, India etc. (author)

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Nuclear heat applications: design aspects and operating experience. Proceedings of four technical meetings held between December 1995 and April 1998

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Imprint Title
Nuclear heat applications: design aspects and operating experience. Proceedings of four technical meetings held between December 1995 and April 1998
Imprint Pagination
383 p.
Journal Page Range
p. 93-104
ISSN
1011-4289
Report number
IAEA-TECDOC--1056

Conference

Title
Advisory group meeting on technology, design and safety aspects of non-electrical application of nuclear energy
Dates
20-24 Oct 1997
Place
Obninsk (Russian Federation)

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