Examples of using These reactors in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Where would we find these reactors,?
Should Japan restart these reactors?
These reactors can also be used to produce material for nuclear weapons.
Where will these reactors be located?
Thomas knows how well-guarded these reactors are.
These reactors were also converted over to run the Siemens Scada system.
Now the really interesting thing about these reactors is they're built in a factory.
Based on these reactors, nuclear power plants are being built that provide the cheapest electricity.
Jack has got to find the override before the rest of these reactors go critical.
Fuel in some of these reactors is never in a form that is easy to turn into a bomb.
Bulgaria, Lithuania and Slovakia have closed these reactors in line with their commitment.
However, the technical difficulties in handling liquid metals have hampered the development of these reactors.
And the reason the efficiencies are so low is these reactors operate at pretty low temperature.
These reactors typically have no moderators and can effectively produce 239 fissile Pu which can then be reused as fuel.
For this reason, the European Union is committed tosupplying adequate financial assistance to decommission these reactors before the end of 2013.
Commercial deployment of these reactors is foreseen for 2040, but to achieve that target, work has to start now.
In the context of the accession negotiations, the three countries undertook to close and subsequently decommission these reactors on fixed dates.
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.
And they eat them up, which means that, combined with the fact that the cladding doesn't last very long,you can only run one of these reactors for roughly, say, 18 months without refueling it.
These reactors could reach a thermal output of up to 20 kW, and the water in the rocks served as moderator material required for triggering a chain reaction.
Many of the reactors in operation are relatively old,which creates an acute need for some of these reactors to be dismantled for reasons of safety, and of defending and safeguarding public health and the environment.
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.
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.
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.
With my colleagues in the European Parliament, Dimitar Stoyanov and Slavi Binev,I have submitted written declaration 0005/2009 asking for these reactors to be reactivated, with the aim of gaining Bulgaria's energy independence.
These reactors cooled by flowing water are the safe reactor types used in 80% of currently operational nuclear power plants.
Recognising that early closure represented an exceptional financial burden, and in solidarity, the European Union undertook to provideadequate additional financial assistance for the decommissioning of these reactors up to the end of 2013.
He designed the first high-performance reactors, in the case of which water cooling was used. These reactors cooled by flowing water are the safereactor types used in 80% of currently operational nuclear power plants.
Fukushima has shown us yet again that these reactors should be shut down; however, no such financial provisions were included into the operating costs of reactors and this is a huge and scandalous subsidy for a dangerous, expensive and contaminating method of producing energy.