(Alan Waltar) USofA - History of fast reactors
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Alan Waltar, nuclear engineer, Past President of the American Nuclear Society: This provides a very comprehensive, easy to understand history of fast reactor development around the world. Fast reactors are extremely important for the long term supply of electrical energy. The following countries have contributed to development of fast reactors: China, France, Germany, India, Japan, Russia, the United Kingdom, the United States
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- EBR II
- sodium cooled fast reactor
- lead cooled fast reactor
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- molten salt reactor
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- Russia
- BN600
- BN800
- BN1600
- BREST1200
- United States
- USA
- Clementine
- EBR I
- Lampre
- SEFOR
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- ALMR
- PRISM
- United Kingdom
- UK
- DFR
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- CDFR
- Dounrey Fast Reactor
- France
- RAPSODIE
- PHENIX
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- Germany
- KNKII
- SNR300
- SNR2
- Japan
- JOYO
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