Published 1998 | Version v1
Book

Progress in developing research-reactor technology for Canadian and international applications

  • 1. Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (Canada)

Description

Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL) continues to develop multipurpose research-reactor technology to meet Canadian and international requirements into the next millennium. Considerable progress has been made in refining the concept for a new Canadian Irradiation Research Facility (JRF) that will underpin the evolutionary development of CANDU (CANada Deuterium Uranium) technology and generate neutrons for basic and applied materials science. Additionally, an IRF-based standardized MAPLE research centre is being developed with various reactor-core options to meet international needs for neutron-beam research plus ancillary isotope production (a 1 5-MWt 19-site core), for multipurpose materials testing plus neutron-beam applications (a 30-MWt 31-site core), and high-flux neutron-beam plus materials-testing applications (a 30 to 40-MWt complex core with twin 18-site core segments). (author)

Availability note (English)

Available from Canadian Nuclear Society, 144 Front Street, Suite 475, Toronto, ON M5J 2L7, Canada
Part of:
Proceedings of the 11th Pacific Basin Nuclear Conference

Additional details

Publishing Information

Publisher
Canadian Nuclear Society
Imprint Place
Toronto, ON (Canada)
ISBN
0-919784-57-7
Imprint Title
Proceedings of the 11th Pacific Basin Nuclear Conference
Imprint Pagination
2 v.
Journal Page Range
v. 2 p. 1001-1009

Conference

Title
11. Pacific Basin Nuclear Conference. International Co-operation in the Pacific Rim for the 21st Century
Dates
3-7 May 1998
Place
Banff, Alberta (Canada)

Optional Information

Notes
5 refs., 4 figs.