Iter Experimental Nuclear Reactor

Iter Experimental Nuclear Reactor

a not it shameful to ask, is shameful not to ask Fortunately, the ingenuity of the human being mica dynamic, proactive, constantly manifested, hence, we should not be sorpender, are hereby made that guarantees protection, creativity in everything he favors, such as how he is says Stephen Battersby, New Scientist a in the Costa Azul, an international team of scientists are building a machine that attempts to recreate the tens of thousands Insumira Sun tons of steel and concrete, and a number of less common materials: beryllium, niobium, titanium and tungsten, liquid nitrogen and helium. This eclectic blend of ingredients processed in the ITER (English acronym for experimental thermonuclear reactor), the next big step in nuclear fusion research. When completed in 2018, the reactor melt two heavy isotopes of hydrogen to release vast amounts of energy. In theory, the result will clean electricity without carbon emissions and much less radioactive waste than fission reactors produce nuclear today. It is known that the ITER (International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor, Spanish International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor) is an international consortium formed in 1986 to demonstrate the scientific and technological feasibility of nuclear fusion. ITER will be built in Cadarache (France) and will cost 10. 300 million euros, making it the second most expensive project after the International Space Station. Iter also means the way in Latin, and this double meaning reflects the role of ITER in the development of nuclear fusion as a source of energy for peaceful uses As Wikipedia points out, his goal is to prove all the elements necessary for construction and operation of a nuclear fusion reactor that would provide trade show, in addition to meeting the technological and scientific resources for research programs then developed by the Soviet Union, the United States, Europe (through EURATOM) and Japan. Credit: Starbucks-2011.

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