Understanding the evolution and advances of energy conversion is critical to meet today's energy demands while lowering emissions in the fight against climate change. One advancement within nuclear plants that continues to gain interest is molten salt reactors and integrated molten salt reactors, which are the new proposed generation IV small modular reactors. To get up to speed on the latest technology, Molten Salt Reactors and Integrated Molten Salt Reactors: Integrated Power Conversion delivers a critical reference covering the main steps for the application of these reactors. Creating a…mehr
Understanding the evolution and advances of energy conversion is critical to meet today's energy demands while lowering emissions in the fight against climate change. One advancement within nuclear plants that continues to gain interest is molten salt reactors and integrated molten salt reactors, which are the new proposed generation IV small modular reactors. To get up to speed on the latest technology, Molten Salt Reactors and Integrated Molten Salt Reactors: Integrated Power Conversion delivers a critical reference covering the main steps for the application of these reactors. Creating a more environmentally friendly energy production methodology, the reference reviews the past, current, and future states of the reactors including pros and cons, designs and safety features involved, and additional references. Included in the reference is a new approach to energy conversion technology, including coverage on material, economic, and technical challenges towards waste heat recovery, power conversion systems, and advanced computational materials proposed for generation IV systems. Advanced nuclear open air-brayton cycles are also included for higher efficiency. Rounding out with guidance on avoiding salt freezing and salt cleanup for fission and fusion reactors, Molten Salt Reactors and Integrated Molten Salt Reactors: Integrated Power Conversion provides today's nuclear engineer and power plant engineer with the impactful content of rising efficiency in molten salt reactors, ultimately leading to more efficient and affordable electricity.
Prof. Bahman Zohuri is an accomplished scientist, engineer, and academic with deep expertise in nuclear engineering, thermodynamics, and applied physics. He serves as an Adjunct Professor at Golden Gate University, where he teaches courses in artificial intelligence and machine learning. Prof. Zohuri holds degrees in Applied Mathematics, Physics, Mechanical Engineering, and Nuclear Engineering from institutions including the University of Illinois and the University of New Mexico. Early in his career, he contributed to advanced research projects at Westinghouse, and later in defense and semiconductor industries, before founding Galaxy Advanced Engineering, Inc. in 1991. Over his career, Prof. Zohuri has authored dozens of technical books and published over a hundred journal articles. He continues to pursue research in fields such as heat transfer, reactor design, computational methods, data mining, and AI-driven engineering solutions.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Molten Salt Reactor History, From Past to Present 2. Integral Molten Salt Reactor 3. New Approach to Energy Conversion Technology 4. Advanced Power Conversion System Driven by Small Modular Reactors 5. Advanced Nuclear Open Air-Brayton Cycles for Highly Efficient Power Conversion 6. Heat Pipe Driven Heat Exchangers to Avoid Salt Freezing and Control Tritium C 7. Salt Cleanup and Waste Solidification for Fission and Fusion Reactors
Appendix A. A Combined Cycle Power Conversion System for Small Modular LMFBR B. Direct Reactor Auxiliary Cooling System (DRACS) C. Heat Pipe General Knowledge D. Variable Electricity and Steam Cooled Based Load Reactors E. Variable Electricity and Steam Cooled Based Load Reactors
1. Molten Salt Reactor History, From Past to Present 2. Integral Molten Salt Reactor 3. New Approach to Energy Conversion Technology 4. Advanced Power Conversion System Driven by Small Modular Reactors 5. Advanced Nuclear Open Air-Brayton Cycles for Highly Efficient Power Conversion 6. Heat Pipe Driven Heat Exchangers to Avoid Salt Freezing and Control Tritium C 7. Salt Cleanup and Waste Solidification for Fission and Fusion Reactors
Appendix A. A Combined Cycle Power Conversion System for Small Modular LMFBR B. Direct Reactor Auxiliary Cooling System (DRACS) C. Heat Pipe General Knowledge D. Variable Electricity and Steam Cooled Based Load Reactors E. Variable Electricity and Steam Cooled Based Load Reactors
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