Examples of using These reactors in English and their translations into Danish
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Where would we find these reactors,?
These reactors aren't easy to take out.
You can only run one of these reactors.
And these reactors run at 600 to 700 degrees Celsius.
And the reason the efficiencies are so low is these reactors.
These reactors operate at essentially atmospheric pressure.
Jack has got to find the override before the rest of these reactors go critical.
If I'm right, these reactors could easily power an entire city.
We know that the European Parliament has spoken out against this,because it is not convinced that these reactors can be made safe.
The truth is that these reactors cannot be completed to Western safety standards.
Because of that request,the Commission promoted a major modernization programme for these reactors during 1994 and 1995.
There is no way these reactors will get the green light for prolonging their work time.
And the reason the efficiencies are so low is these reactors operate at pretty low temperature.
These reactors had graphite moderators but were water-cooled and gener ated 1 000 MW of electricity.
Now the really interesting thing about these reactors is they're built in a factory.
Without pre-empting the response of the Commission,it is essential that the loans for both these reactors be granted.
The Commission's claim that these reactors could be improved in economic terms has proven wrong.
For this reason, the European Union is committed to supplying adequate financial assistance to decommission these reactors before the end of 2013.
Anyone who sees these reactors as a safety risk, as we do, must be concerned to see them shut down sooner rather than later.
Is it not also the case, if we once again refer to Yaslovske Bohunice,that it simply isn' t true that the Slovak Republic is so very dependent on these reactors?
So these reactors run for 30 years without refueling, which is, in my opinion, very, very amazing, because it means it's a sealed system.
In the case of the Russian Federation, the constant referral to unsafe reactors andthe pressure to close these reactors down is somewhat resented.
These reactors are powered by a fraction of the critical mass of fissile material, which means that the occurrence of a spontaneous nuclear chain reaction is impossible.
Under the objectives of Agenda 2000,Soviet-designed reactors which cannot be modernised at reasonable cost must be decommissioned, because these reactors are unsafe.
These reactors operate at essentially atmospheric pressure, so there's no inclination for the fission products to leave the reactor in the event of an accident.
It was discussed at a political level and it was agreed at government level and sealed by a referendum in all the Member States,including the countries where these reactors are.
And these reactors run at 600 to 700 degrees Celsius, which means the higher the temperature you go to, thermodynamics tells you that you will have higher efficiencies.
Not only have the most serious doubts on safety been ignored, butalso the fact that energy from nuclear sources is quite unnecessary in the Ukraine, and that these reactors represent an economic risk.
The fact that these reactors are also capable of being powered by thorium, and our stocks of this material are 10 times higher than those of uranium, is another advantage.
This contribution is being granted because, when negotiating accession to the European Union, the Bulgarian Government agreed to decommission these reactors as a result of the security deficiencies of the Kozloduy plants.