Nuclear Reactor Technology Development and Utilization Woodhead Publishing Series in Energy Series
Coordonnateurs : Khan Salah Ud-Din, Nakhabov Alexander V.
Nuclear Reactor Technology Development and Utilization presents the theory and principles of the most common advanced nuclear reactor systems and provides a context for the value and utilization of nuclear power in a variety of applications both inside and outside a traditional nuclear setting. As countries across the globe realize their plans for a sustainable energy future, the need for innovative nuclear reactor design is increasing, and this book will provide a deep understanding of how these technologies can aid in a region?s goal for clean and reliable energy.
Dr Khan and Dr Nakhabov, alongside their team of expert contributors, discuss a variety of important topics, including nuclear fuel cycles, plant decommissioning and hybrid energy systems, while considering a variety of diverse uses such as nuclear desalination, hydrogen generation and radioisotope production. Knowledge acquired enables the reader to conduct further research in academia and industry, and apply the latest design, development, integration, safety and economic guidance to their work and research.
Introduction to Nuclear Technology
Yuri A. Kazansky
1. Fundamental of nuclear reactors
Saeed A. Alameri
2. Nuclear fuel cycle and decommissioning
Bahman Zohuri and Bahman Zohuri
3. Nuclear reactor safety
Dmitrii S. Samokhin
4. Economics of nuclear power
Giorgio Locatelli
5. Small Modular reactors (SMRs)
Marco Enrico Ricotti and Roman V. Fomin
6. Generation IV nuclear reactors
Bahman Zohuri
7. Nuclear Desalination
Youssef Shatilla
8. Nuclear Hydrogen
Georgy . Levanovich Khorasanov
9. Engineering materials in advanced space applications
Liviu Popa-Simil
10. Research reactors and non-power applications of nuclear energy
Alla A. Udalova
11. Nuclear hybrid energy system
Bahman Zohuri
12. Nuclear Power Plant Development
Jamal Khaer Ibrahim
13. Nuclear powered space reactor
Velidi V S S Gurunadh
14. Nuclear Power Plant Systems
Salah Uddin Khan
Researchers, academics and graduate students of nuclear reactor analysis; Industrial experts in nuclear settings; reactor engineers and those involved with decommissioning plants; Government officials concerned with clean energy and a sustainable future
Sustainable Energy Technologies Center, King Saud
University, Saudi Arabia.He also gained a position of
Fellow at K.A.CARE energy research center at
Riyadh. Prior to joining KSU, he served as Assistant
Professor, Visiting Scientist, Researcher, and Lecturer
at various institutes and universities. He
received his PhD in Nuclear Engineering and gained
higher achievements in the field of nuclear reactor
safety while conducting an impressive amount of
work on NK/TH coupling and in reactor core design.
His work in designing and simulation of reactors
(SMRs) is well proven and has been published in
highly reputed journals. His area of research is broadening
to nuclear desalination, nuclear hydrogen production,
nuclear solar hybridization, energy storage, radiological protection, nuclear
forensics, and computational techniques for radiation shielding materials.
Dr. Khan teaches and supervises postgraduate students of Nuclear/Renewable
Energy at SET Center. He has published more than 150 research articles in reputed
journals and conferences with an accumulative impact factor of more than 250. He
authored two books and two book chapters. He has one patent on radiation technology,
which has been registered by U.S., European, and Saudi patent offices. He has been
invited several times in international workshops and conferences as a speaker.
Dr. Alexander Nakhabov is currently working
as Associate Professor at Obninsk Institute for
Nuclear Power Engineering of the National
Research Nuclear University MEPhI, Russia. He
is a supervisor of educational programs in electronics
and automation of physical installations and
nuclear power engineering and thermal physics,
deputy head of the Department of Nuclear Physics
and Engineering, and former dean of the Physics
and Power Engineering faculty. National Research
Nuclear University MEPhI is
- Combines reactor fundamentals with a contemporary look at evolving trends in the design of advanced reactors and their application to both nuclear and non-nuclear uses
- Analyses the latest research and uses of hybrid systems which bring together nuclear technology with renewable energy technologies
- Presents applications, economic factors and an analysis of sustainability factors in one comprehensive resource
Date de parution : 06-2020
Ouvrage de 512 p.
15x22.8 cm
Thèmes de Nuclear Reactor Technology Development and Utilization :
Mots-clés :
Nuclear energy; nuclear reactors; nuclear technology; reactor development; reactor utilization; desalination; hydrogen production; renewable energy; SMRs; Generation IV reactors; Hybrid energy system; Nuclear-renewable; sustainable energy; HTGR; nuclear batteries; advanced nuclear reactors; nuclear economics; nuclear desalination; nuclear hydrogen; combined nuclear cycles; radioisotopes; fission; nuclear fuel cycle; decommissioning; nuclear fuel; deterministic and probabilistic safety; active-passive safety systems; high temperature reactors; gas cooled reactors; supercritical water cooled reactors; waste heat removal
