Re: [Vo]:First New Thorium Salt Reactor in 40 Years Comes Online

IMHO, it may be possible to enrich U-235 using LENR. But depleted U-238 might be an acceptable fission/LENR fuel. On Thu, Aug 24, 2017 at 10:00 AM, JonesBeene wrote: > *From: *Axil Axil > > > … The thorium blanket would shield and absorb the muons

RE: [Vo]:First New Thorium Salt Reactor in 40 Years Comes Online

From: Axil Axil … The thorium blanket would shield and absorb the muons produced by the LENR reaction and no radioactive byproducts or fissile material would result. As I have posted several times recently in light of Holmlid’s claims – it seems possible to combine fission and LENR in a

Re: [Vo]:First New Thorium Salt Reactor in 40 Years Comes Online

My idea about the proper design of the quintessential LENR reactor is based on this type of fission reactor. It has advantages, if only it did not need U-235 to produce the neutrons that make it critical. With U-235 comes U-238 and that means Pu-239 is generated in abundance. This type of reactor

[Vo]:First New Thorium Salt Reactor in 40 Years Comes Online

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