75,000 KILOWATTS OF ELECTRICITY BY NUCLEAR FISSION AT THE HALLAM NUCLEAR POWER FACILITY

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Report , Other literature type 01 Jan 1960 United States Publisher:Office of Scientific and Technical Information (OSTI)

Authors: Gronemeyer, F.C.; Merryman, J.W.;

doi: 10.2172/4808047

75,000 KILOWATTS OF ELECTRICITY BY NUCLEAR FISSION AT THE HALLAM NUCLEAR POWER FACILITY

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Abstract

For presentation at ASCE Convention in Reno, Nevada on Thursday, June 23, 1860. A description of the Hallam Nuclear Power Facslity is presented. The history of the project, program participants, site description, component development program, reaetor building, reactor structure, reactor core, sodium systems, instrumentation and control, fuel and component handling, auxsilary sustems, special design features, and advantages of sodium graphite reactor systems are discussed. (M.C.G.)

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United States

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University of North Texas System
United States

Keywords

Reactor Technology, Fission, Reactor Fueling, Control Systems, Efficiency, Environment, Fabrication, Hnpf, Electricity, Control, Fuel Elements, Buildings, Reactor Core, Sodium, Production, Conference, Liquid Metal Coolant, Coolant Loops, Planning, Mechanical Structures, Graphite Moderator, Configuration, Instruments, Remote Handling, Power Plants

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