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Thorium is the third source of fission energy and the LFTR is the idealized mechanism to turn this resource into electrical energy.
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Thorium is the third source of fission energy and the LFTR is the idealized mechanism to turn this resource into electrical energy.
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* solid* thorium reactors and using thorium in current PWRs, but the LFTR is a very different animal and I've heard nothing but positives from all the nuclear engineers that have covered it (search for 'thorium' on google tech talks and you'll see what I mean).
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The Department of Energy and Idaho National Laboratory should participate in such a NASA project, but today DOE-INL progress in fourth generation nuclear power technology such as LFTR proceeds at a snail ‚ Äôs pace, with fickle funding and a mission to support for the existing solid fuel nuclear technology.
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2009 6: 49 GMT: With closed fuel cycles (such as LFTR or IFR) you can consume the actinides
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Work on LFTR is going on worldwide, with research being done in China, France, the Czech Republic, Japan, Russia, Canada, and the Netherlands.
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Currently the liquid fluoride thorium reactor LFTR is having a resurgence of interest worldwide.
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Let me list the advantages of an electrical power plant based on LFTR compared to conventional nuclear and fossil-fuel plants:
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Let me list the advantages of an electrical power plant based on LFTR compared to conventional nuclear and fossil-fuel plants:
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Thanks to reactor physicist Bob Zannelli for bringing LFTR to my attention and helping me learn the science.
alexz commented on the word LFTR
abbreviation for Liquid Fluoride Thorium Reactor
August 14, 2015