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Power—from the design perspective, less is more but too little is never enough. We live in a power-constrained world. Battery-powered systems may be the most talked about, but the power problem is everywhere—from kilowatt-rated industrial motors to mobile phones to sensor-activated devices that wake up once a week to send telemetry data. Energy consumption in the United States alone is forecast to increase by 32 percent by 2020. This appetite for power places a serious strain on natural resou ....etc

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There are several growing needs for hydrogen: in the near-term for the upgrading of heavy petroleum, as a chemical feedstock, and for the production of fertilizer; in the mid-term for the production of synthetic fuels for transportation; and in the long-term as a transportation fuel through the use of fuel cells.



High-temperature electrolytic water-splitting supported by nuclear process heat and electricity has the potential to produce hydrogen with an overall system efficiency of 45 to 50 %, while avoiding the challenging corrosive con ....etc

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A Research Program: Nuclear Energy Conversion
Steps: Nuclear Energy Conversion
– Topping cycle
• Products from nuclear reactions producing narrow-band light (~ 50%)
• Light is transported to photovoltaic cells (80-100% efficiency)
• Photovoltaic cell converts light to electricity (80-90% efficiency)
– With residual high grade heat remaining, bottom cycles make possible system efficiencies of 70%.
Applications of Nuclear Energy Conversion
– Fission Reactors
– Radioisotopes
– Fusion Rea ....etc

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This article is presented by:
RISHI KUMAR
what is nuclear energy?


The energy stored in the nucleus of an atom.

Atomic energy: the energy released by a nuclear reaction

How nuclear energy is produced
Two reactions from which nuclear energy is produced in nuclear reactor:-
1. nuclear fission
2.nuclear fusion

What is nuclear fission?

Nuclear fission is a nuclear reaction in which the nucleus of an atom splits into smaller parts and producing free ....etc

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Today, nuclear plants employ multiple safety systems which alone account for about a quarter of the capital costs. What about solar and wind energy for electricity generation?, asks Melford Ita.

Main image: Solar energy is environment friendly; silent, requires no fuel and does not pollute

Inset: Germany leads the world in wind energy generation and applications

With growing concerns over the potential hazard of a nuclear accident, spent fuel management and the fortuitous release of radioactive materials, it is wise to debate the r ....etc

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