
doi: 10.2172/7227552
This document discusses siting requirements for fusion power plants. The current concept of the reference first commercial reactors was developed from analysis of the characteristics of current design concepts. Because those reactors use the deuterium-tritium fuel reaction, large quantities of activation products and tritium are created and must be considered as potential sources of radiation doses (Young, 1976 and Young and Gore, 1976). However, advanced reactors using fuel reactions that neither consume nor create radionuclides are briefly considered.
Radioisotopes, Odd-Even Nuclei, Hazards, Stable Isotopes, Beta Decay Radioisotopes, Thermonuclear Reactors, Odd-Odd Nuclei, Years Living Radioisotopes 700206* -- Fusion Power Plant Technology-- Environmental Aspects, Deuterium, Tritium, Nuclei, Hydrogen Isotopes, Beta-Minus Decay Radioisotopes, Radioactivity, Isotopes, Health Hazards, Radiation Hazards, Site Selection, Light Nuclei, 70 Plasma Physics And Fusion Technology
Radioisotopes, Odd-Even Nuclei, Hazards, Stable Isotopes, Beta Decay Radioisotopes, Thermonuclear Reactors, Odd-Odd Nuclei, Years Living Radioisotopes 700206* -- Fusion Power Plant Technology-- Environmental Aspects, Deuterium, Tritium, Nuclei, Hydrogen Isotopes, Beta-Minus Decay Radioisotopes, Radioactivity, Isotopes, Health Hazards, Radiation Hazards, Site Selection, Light Nuclei, 70 Plasma Physics And Fusion Technology
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