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  !Technologies {{#ask: [[Category:Technologies]]}}
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• User requirement
  stake or interest in potential applications of nuclear technologies and who, therefore, has an
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• The Wiki-INPRO (under development)
  ...RO activity aims to support the investigation of innovative nuclear energy technologies, related RD&D and institutional arrangements which can be instrumental in d
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• Concept of collective dose (Sustainability Assessment)
  calculation of external costs for comparing different power technologies<ref name=r110>EUROPEAN COMMISSION, ExternE, Externalities of Energy, Vol. 1 ...ties, Luxembourg (1995).</ref><ref name=r119>DONES, R., et al., New Energy Technologies, Final Report on Work Package 6, Release 2, ExternE-Pol Project ‘External
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• Wiki-INPRO-methodology
  ...RO activity aims to support the investigation of innovative nuclear energy technologies, related RD&D and institutional arrangements which can be instrumental in d
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• INPRO collaborative project: GAINS (Sustainability Assessment)
  ...ry and beyond, but focused on the introduction of advanced nuclear reactor technologies ...and a closed nuclear fuel cycle versus planned national deployment of such technologies. It was concluded
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• Reprocessing of spent nuclear fuel (Sustainability Assessment)
  ...g Pyro-electrochemical Processing in Molten Salts, Molten Salts in Nuclear Technologies Seminar, Dimitrovgrad, June 19-22, (1995).</ref>). *Evolutionary technologies based on aqueous separation methods using TBP as extractant (derived from t
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• Criterion
  nuclear technologies (e.g., light water reactors), some relate to the functionality of a system
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• Assessment Methodology
  investment may be other energy technologies seeking investment for development or
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• Application of multi-criteria decision analysis methods to comparative evaluation of nuclear energy system options
  ..., benefits and risks associated with the development of innovative nuclear technologies for the more distant future. It also examined the applicability of such an ...ators for Innovative Nuclear Energy Systems (KIND). Innovative Designs and Technologies of Nuclear Power: Abstracts of IV International Scientific and Technical Co
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• Economic Terms
  ...tween necessary major refurbishments, such as gas turbines or wind turbine technologies.<br> ...ith results from other studies, and when comparing costs between different technologies for a given INPRO assessment.
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• Analytical Framework for Analysis and Assessment of Transition Scenarios to Sustainable Nuclear Energy Systems
  ...t is to find ways for an optimal introduction of innovative nuclear energy technologies into national energy systems, taking into account the regional and global t ...uclear fuel cycle technologies. New reactors, nuclear fuels and fuel cycle technologies are under development and demonstration worldwide. Expectations for their l
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• Enhancing benefits of nuclear energy technology innovation through cooperation among countries
  *Which technologies and forms of international collaboration would be needed to provide the pat The project concluded that some technical synergies among reactor technologies of different types and their fuel cycles were already implemented in a few
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• Basic concepts for optimizing management options for reduction of environmental impact (Sustainability Assessment)
  cost changes or knowledge about hazards<ref name=r72/>. For new technologies in an NES, evolving good practices could be For less clear cut situations, which are most likely for innovative technologies, a more formal CBA may
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• Nuclear fuel cycle facilities
  ...ociety, Mumbai (2003).</ref>. Developing trends on reactor fuels and their technologies are described in Ref<ref name=r43>DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY, A Technology Roadma ...onium (Pu). As stated before, these facilities employ a great diversity of technologies and processes. Thus, the materials of interest to nuclear safety are distri
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• Economics (Sustainability Assessment)
  ...ing in a NES are comparable with or better than those for competing energy technologies. ...considerations that, specify emission limits, can influence the choice of technologies to be included in an energy demand/supply planning study. In defining the e
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• Important stressors in nuclear energy systems (Sustainability Assessment)
  technologies used<ref name=r56>INTERNATIONAL ATOMIC ENERGY AGENCY, Best Practice in Envi ...use uranium enriched to about 4–5% in 235U. Current commercial enrichment technologies
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• Environmental Impact of Stressors (Sustainability Assessment)
  technologies is waste heat rejection. More recently, advances such as supercritical coal ...impacts can often be mitigated in both nuclear and fossil fuel generation technologies. Next generation
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• Limited Scope Sustainability Assessment of Planned Nuclear Energy Systems Based on BN-1200 Fast Reactors
  The associated closed nuclear fuel cycle facilities / technologies have been developed in the Russian Federation: ...e BN-600 reactor preceded the design of the BN 800, which uses most of the technologies developed and mastered at the design, commissioning and operation of the BN
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• Uranium refining/conversion and enrichment (Sustainability Assessment)
  ...oto excitation principles (exciting the molecules using laser light). Such technologies have been named Atomic Vapor Laser Isotope Separation (AVLIS), Molecular La
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