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'''Accidental overheating.''' Add text here. | '''Accidental overheating.''' Add text here. | ||
Sodium coolant can burn when exposed to air or water, and the Natrium reactor could experience uncontrollable power surges that result in core melting.<ref>Elliot Negin (UCS), Commentary on Science in the News, Scientific American, Nov 2021, p.10.</ref> | |||
'''Leakage of Radioactivity''' Add text here. | '''Leakage of Radioactivity''' Add text here. | ||
Revision as of 13:43, 4 December 2021
- See also: Nuclear_power_reconsidered
A Natrium reactor is a fast reactor using molten sodium as the coolant. Development funded by Bill Gates. Like the MCSFR, capable of burning spent nuclear fuel. [1]
This is a suggested outline for an article on a specific reactor design.
It should address the issues raised in the parent article Nuclear power reconsidered
Brief description of the key features of this reactor.[3]
Safety
Accidental overheating. Add text here.
Sodium coolant can burn when exposed to air or water, and the Natrium reactor could experience uncontrollable power surges that result in core melting.[4]
Leakage of Radioactivity Add text here.
Sabotage Add text here.
Waste Management
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Weapons Proliferation
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Cost
Plant cost per KW:
Operating cost per MWh: