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Conference Article: The ANGSTREM project: present status and development activities
Stepanov, V.S.; Legyuenko, S.K. (EDB 'Gidropress', Podol'sk (Russian Federation)); Grigoriev, O.G.; Gromov, B.F.; Dedul, A.V.; Leonchyk, M.P.; Pashkin, Yu.G.; Pankratov, D.V.; Chekunov, V.V.; Skorikov, D.E. (SSC RF IPPE, Obninsk (Russian Federation))Abstract
The project ANGSTREM of a modular-transportable nuclear power-and-heating station with assured safety for remote areas is described. The station is based on fast nuclear reactor cooling by a lead-bismuth eutectic. The possible evolution of the project is mentioned in relation to possible new application - sea water desalination or refrigeration plants.
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key words: Gas Cooled Reactor, Nuclear Technology
- Reference:
- Advisory group meeting and consultancy on experience with nuclear heat applications: district heating, process heat and desalination, 13-15 December 1995 and 7-9 February 1996.
Advisory group meeting on technology, design and safety aspects of non-electrical application of nuclear energy, 20-24 October 1997.
Advisory group meeting on operational modes of nuclear desalination plants, 3-5 November 1997.
Advisory group meeting on materials and equipment for the coupling interfaces of nuclear reactors with desalination and district heating plants, 21-23 April 1998.- International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria)
- IAEA-TECDOC--1056, pp:157-164
- International Atomic Energy Agency, Vienna (Austria)