Seminarium Zakładu Energetyki Jądrowej i Analiz Środowiska

The Dual Fluid Reactor (DFR) is a novel concept of innovative, high-temperature and fast nuclear reactor patented by an international group of scientist from the Institut fur Festkorper-Kernphysik (IFK) in Berlin. The distinctive feature of its design is the use of two independent liquid loops for the fuel (molten salts - DFRs or molten metal - DFRm) and for the coolant (liquid lead).

The need for the qualification of materials to be used in fusion power reactors has been recognized for many years as an important part of the safety assessment and licensing process. The DONES facility (DEMO-Oriented Neutron Source) is being designed to operate an accelerator-based D-Li neutron source of sufficient intensity and irradiation volume to simulate the neutron flux and spectrum of the fusion reactors, thus creating the required conditions for materials testing. One of the main challenges of the DONES design development is reaching the high reliability and availability goals.

The Dual Fluid Reactor (DFR) is a new nuclear reactor concept which consists of two separate loops with liquid medium - coolant and fuel. It is an innovative design that is expected to have a high operating economy due to its high operating temperature. During the presentation,

Jednym z podstawowych zagadnień planowania przestrzennego jest ocena na ile nowa planowana inwestycja przemysłowa może mieć negatywny wpływ, zarówno dla zdrowia mieszkańców, jak i na środowisko.