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Symposium on nuclear technology in Southern Africa. Final programme [and papers]

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The symposium on Nuclear Technology in Southern Africa was organized by the Institution of Nuclear Engineers South Africa Branch. It was held at ESKOM Megawatt Park, June 20 and 21, 1990. The scope of the meeting covered nuclear activities in South Africa including performance and industry perspective of Koeberg, planning for nuclear siting, uranium resources, production and demand, uranium conversion and enrichment, fuel fabrication and post irradiation examination. National nuclear programmes of France, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States were presented and the pubic acceptance in South Africa discussed. In addition papers dealt with future reactor types of advanced light water reactors and fast breeders, nuclear developments in Europe and Far East and accident management in the US. Developments in Southern Africa concentrated on the role of nuclear energy in the future energy strategy, trends in nuclear licensing and prerequisites for successful nuclear generation. 21 papers are indexed individually

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Publishing Information

ISBN
0-958-30-77-1-7
Imprint Pagination
372 p.
Report number
INIS-XA-N--169

Conference

Title
Symposium on nuclear technology in Southern Africa
Dates
20-21 Jun 1990
Place
Johannesburg (South Africa)

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Secondary number(s)
C--137