Published June 2011 | Version v1
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High-temperature reactor technology and nuclear high-temperature technology for the production of liquid fuels, hydrogen, and electricity

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The development of high-temperature reactor technology began simultaneously in the Peach Bottom HTGR (USA), the OECD-Dragon reactor (United Kingdom), and the AVR (Juelich Nuclear Research Center, Germany) in the 1950s. While the plants in the United States and in Britain were designed for prismatic fuel elements, the AVR was built for spherical fuel. Otherwise, technologies were very similar. These are the basic concepts underlying the AVR technology. (orig.)

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Original title (German)
Die Technologie des Hochtemperaturreaktors und Nukleare Hochtemperaturtechnik zur Erzeugung fluessiger Brennstoffe, von Wasserstoff und elektrischer Energie

Publishing Information

Journal Title
Atw. Internationale Zeitschrift fuer Kernenergie
Journal Volume
56
Journal Issue
6
Journal Page Range
p. 344-353
ISSN
1431-5254

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This record replaces 42067904