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Geberal Electric ESBWR Factsheet

In 1992, GE began to design a natural circulation, boiling water reactor (BWR) featuring passive safety systems. This effort produced a 670 MWe reactor known as the Simplified BWR (SBWR). The development program was later re-directed to design a larger reactor that used economies of scale, proven technology...

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PBMR vs. Chernobyl Reactor Design

Paper talks about why the PBMR will not become another Chernobyl.

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Why PBMR Technology?

The case for the PBMR design.

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Operation of the PBMR

More information on how the PBMR operates.

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HOW THE PBMR FUELING SYSTEM WORKS

Information on the PBMR fuel cycle works.

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Pebble Bed Modular Reactor - Solving the Energy Crisis Presentation

A presentation on the Pebble Bed Modular Reactor.

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EPR

Security of energy supply and energy cost stability in the long term, plus the efforts to combat the greenhouse effect and potential global warming, argue in favor of a greater diversity in sources of energy supplies. Against this background nuclear power, which is more and more economically competitive...

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ANTARES - The Areva HTR-VHTR Design

FRAMATOME ANP’s evaluations indicated that identified modern modular HTRs are a promising concept to meet the requirements of enhanced safety, higher efficiency, competitiveness and waste management. Evaluations performed by the Generation IV International Forum (GIF) identified a similar conclusion...

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ESBWR

Elegantly Simple, Standardized, Flexible and Economical GE’s next evolution of advanced Boiling Water Reactor (BWR) technology is the ESBWR. This simplified design provides improved safety; excellent economics; better plant security; a broad seismic design envelope; and operational flexibility that increases...

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Advanced Boiling Water Reactor (ABWR)

Technology, Schedule, and Cost Certainty The Advanced Boiling Water Reactor (ABWR) is the foundation of GE’s nuclear reactor portfolio. The Gen III design is available today to meet generation needs, from 1350 to 1600 MW net, providing proven advanced technology, along with competitive economics.

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