Constraints common to all sectors
Nuclear industry development strategies
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Constraints common to all sectors
Nuclear industry development strategies

Author : Pierre BACHER

Publication date: August 10, 2004 | Lire en français

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2. Constraints common to all sectors

The development of nuclear energy in this century, and in particular its acceptance by society, will only be possible if serious guarantees are provided in a number of areas. This implies that a number of constraints must be taken into account, regardless of the type of technology envisaged. We will deal with safety, waste, non-proliferation and economic issues in turn.

2.1 Security and terrorist risks

  • The primary purpose of nuclear power plants is to generate electrical energy, and this must be done safely. In the past, this requirement has led to the a priori rejection of certain neutronically interesting, but intrinsically dangerous, options, for example when there was a risk of bringing materials liable to cause an explosion into...

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