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India is building a 500 MWe reactor that’ll ‘breed’ more nuclear fuel that it’ll consume. How it works
Fuel-loading for Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor in TN's Kalpakkam began on 18 October. Officials expect it to achieve 1st ...
A dozen fuel assemblies out of the total 181 fuel assemblies have been loaded into India’s first 500 MW Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor (PFBR) through the alternate route till date, said an authentic ...
India's atomic energy program is poised to enter a transformative phase as its most advanced and complex nuclear reactor - ...
Fuel loading has commenced at India's pioneering fast breeder reactor in Kalpakkam, marking a significant step forward in the ...
Read more about Fast Breeder Test Reactor at Kalpakkam celebrates 40 years, showcases India’s nuclear prowess on Devdiscourse ...
The global demand for sustainable energy solutions is growing at an unprecedented pace. Governments and private institutions across the globe are working on increasing the adoption of renewable energy ...
Theoretically, there's no better, more practical source of reliable, carbon-free energy than the current generation of nuclear reactors. In practice, the theory holds water, but there are still a few ...
India’s pioneering Fast Breeder Test Reactor (FBTR) at Kalpakkam is set to achieve a major milestone as it completes 40 years ...
Appearing as a guest on several TV channels (BFM, Cnews, etc.), a certain Fabien Bouglé managed to fool both viewers and journalists (most of whom are totally ignorant about nuclear power) with a ...
The PFBR being developed at Kalpakkam is the first-of-its-kind nuclear reactor to use plutonium-based mixed oxide as fuel and liquid sodium as coolant. It will also utilise the spent fuel of ...
Theoretically, there's no better, more practical source of reliable, carbon-free energy than the current generation of nuclear reactors. In practice, the theory holds water, but there are still a few ...
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