A Techno-Economic Assessment of Fusion Energy System Supply and Waste Generation and How Fission Energy May Close Operational Gaps
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Section 6 of 8 sections comprising a bibliography on reactor fuel reprocessing and waste disposal is presented. The complete collection includes about 7000 abstracts, most of which were obtained from Nuclear Science Abstracts. Most of the material dates from the 1955 Geneva Conference to the present.
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Amphiphilic homopolymer synthesis and formation of micelles and vesicles in selective solvents.
The Fusion Safety Program Peer Review conference, held on August 31 and September 1, 1999, focuses on advancing the understanding and management of radioactive and hazardous materials within deuterium-tritium (D-T) fusion machines. The conference aims to investigate the behavior of significant sources of radioactive materials, such as activation products, dust, tritium, and beryllium. Additionally, it seeks to comprehend how various energy sources in fusion facilities—such as magnets, plasma, decay heat, and chemical reactions—can mobilize these materials. A key objective of the conference is to develop integrated, state-of-the-art analytic tools to demonstrate the safety and environmental potential of fusion technology. Furthermore, the conference assesses and evaluates safety and environmental issues associated with emerging fusion concepts, including those in the ARIES, ALPS, APEX, and IFE projects. This comprehensive approach aims to ensure the safe and sustainable advancement of fusion energy.
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This project improved the understanding of how electrochemical reactions cause degradation when perovskite solar cells are operated in reversed bias. Atomic layer deposition of
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Machine-learning molecular dynamics simulations pave the way to completely treat the anharmonicity of phonons. Low-energy anharmonic modes in transition-metal dichalcogenides drive the thermal and transport properties.
This work focuses on the Heliostat Consortium (HelioCon) optical measurements and characterization, testing and modeling capabilities and infrastructure at NLR and Sandia supporting heliostat technology research, development, validation, and deployment in relevant industries. The development of standards in HelioCon requires a collective effort across the global heliostat community of industry, researchers, academia and other stakeholders.
2H SnSe 2 and 1T VSe 2 van der Waals materials were synthesized and then subjected to redox exfoliation. Decoration of these 2D sheets with iron oxide nanoparticles produced a synergistic magnetization response that exceeded that of iron oxide alone.