Nuclear and New Energy Technology

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n/a; small modular reactor (SMR); load following; power grid; variable renewable energy (VRE); nuclear power plant (NPP); supercritical fluids; magneto hydrodynamic radiation model; shock wave; electrical substation; switching systems; control; analog optical signal; optical fiber; distance; signal-to-noise ratio; reliability; express-control; smart digital oil deposit; nuclear magnetic resonance; energy save; oil disperse systems; fuel emulsions; correlations; relaxation times; ODS properties; energy storage; electrochemical battery; Mössbauer spectroscopy; synchrotron XRD; energy technology; lattice structure; storage degradation; anisotropic crystallite; electrode powder; Schottky barrier; nanostructure; surface-barrier structures; photocurrent spectrum; spectral dependences; PS; nuclear; nuclear energy; nuclear reactors; nuclear waste management; iMAGINE; strategic development; vision development; mission development; waste burner; axial heterogeneity; deterministic; RBWR; reactor pressure vessel; reactor internals; steam generator; irradiation embrittlement; long-term operation; stress corrosion cracking; dissimilar material welds; ageing management; modular high-temperature gas-cooled reactor; condenser; cooling water; high-temperature weather; EBSILON software; deep learning; breach size estimation; lattice algorithm; fault diagnosis; loss-of-coolant accident (LOCA)

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Nuclear and New Energy Technology

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March 2024

198 pages

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This is a Reprint of the Special Issue Nuclear and New Energy Technology that was published in

Engineering

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This Reprint of this Special Issue addresses various aspects of technology development and enhancement of nuclear energy systems, including design, subsystems, operational safety, and efficiency improvement. Additionally, it contains research results in energy storage and controlling systems and technologies for solar power plants, reflecting the broader scope of innovation within the energy sector. High-quality articles were prepared by scientists working at universities from different countries, including China, Hungary, Russia, Japan, Korea, and the UK.