1. HTR Research - The published and true costs

    Fuel cycle including HTR are the subject of several doctorates at the IKE" (2009, p. 329): - "Extension of a thermo-hydraulic code for HTRs" by Kamal Hossain. - "Plutonium and minor actinides as fuel in high-temperature spherical pile reactors" by Astrid Meier (2009, p. 195). * Garching HTR development: "In collaboration with the Society for Plant and...

  2. THTR Circular No. 130 March 2010

    which did not report it to the IAEA as required under the Safeguard Agreements. This includes the conversion of uranium and its enrichment as well as the separation of plutonium. Even in recent years, the inspectors in Vienna had obviously been fobbed off with false information. At the end of 2002 and in April 2003 the nuclear agency wanted to...

  3. THTR Newsletter No. 123 October 08

    creates a sponge from the salt dome and mobilizes the radioactive substances even further. On July 5, 2008, a thousand people demonstrated against this. According to official information, 102 tons of uranium, 87 tons of thorium and 11,6 kg of plutonium are in the Asse shaft. Thorium is a clear indication that radioactive substances from the THTR Jülich were also stored. The pebble bed reactor of...

  4. THTR Circular No. 122 August 2008

    looks different. No military use possible? The current non-proliferation problems with Iran and North Korea clearly show that with a global expansion of nuclear power, plutonium production would increase dramatically. The amount of plutonium to be transported would increase sharply and increasingly remote areas would have to be secured. If South Africa implements their PBMR as announced...

  5. THTR Newsletter No. 121 May 08

    Additional transport routes would put even more people at risk. A safe final storage facility is also not yet in sight. There are still 1,6 kilograms of nuclear fuel in the reactor (3). That means plutonium and uranium. And not just in the reactor core, but also in the pipe system for the fuel balls. Since no nuclide atlas was created despite our demands for decommissioning, we know...

  6. Newspaper clippings (2008)

    currently in a warehouse in Ahaus and starting to rust. As is well known, the THTR was shut down in 1989. Construction costs around 2,1 billion euros. There are now 1,5 kg of nuclear fuel with plutonium stored in the reactor. The “decommissioning operation” costs 5,6 million euros annually. The dismantling costs of the AVR Jülich, which is twenty times smaller, are currently around half a billion euros. And at THTR...

  7. Videos and TV clips about the THTR

    History of the BI in Hamm Newspaper clippings Fort St. Vrain - The HTR prototype Books on the topic Videos and TV contributions All about THTR and uranium *** THTR 300 Nuclear phase-out Nuclear waste What is uranium, plutonium... ?! Uranium mining Nuclear accidents Nuclear weapons Uranium ammunition THTR 300 NDR 1986 - 08:10 - There was an accident in the THTR At the end of May 1986 it became clear: the particularly high radiation levels in...

  8. THTR Newsletter No. 120 March 08

    the decisive accident in which radioactive substances were released from the reactor. They may also include small radioactive spheres (PAC spheres consisting of plutonium, americium and curium), which could have left the reactor after the destruction of around 8.000 large spherical fuel elements. Since undamaged microbeads are still surrounded by a protective layer...

  9. THTR Circular No. 119 January 08

    An explosion occurred in the GKSS on September 12, 1986, during which there was probably a release of small radioactive spheres containing uranium, thorium and plutonium. They have a diameter of less than half a millimeter. Exactly these tiny spheres, which are barely visible to the eye, are also part of the fuel element balls...

  10. THTR Newsletter No. 113 May 07

    Chinese company that combines research, development, production and sales (including export). Initially, the facility was part of the nuclear weapons program and was focused on plutonium production and processing, the production of Pu fuel assemblies and the production of tritium and lithium-6” (p. 780). And in this context, the atw authors come up with...

  11. THTR Circular No. 112 April 07

    applies to the thorium high-temperature reactor (THTR), of which a prototype, the THTR-300, is under construction in Uentrop near Hamm. These plans are kept top secret. The THTR uses plutonium or highly enriched uranium as fuel. Of course, Brazil doesn't want to admit that something like this is planned, as it goes against the promises of never enriching more than 3% and not using plutonium...

  12. THTR Circular No. 110 January 07

    Laufents (NRG Petten, Netherlands) discussed the nuclear fuel cycle strategies of the European Pressurized Water Reactor (EPR) with the PBMR in her presentation. The latter has clear disadvantages when destroying the plutonium: "However, a larger amount of highly active waste is produced by the PBMR with high-burnup fuel than in the case of the EPR with MOX or inert matrix fuel...

  13. THTR newsletters from 2003

    2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 *** THTR Newsletter No. 86, November 2003 Proliferation: With the HTR atomic bombs can be built worldwide! Plutonium diversion is possible, wrote Lothar Hahn in his report. US military interest in the HTR. Tritium from HTR for nuclear warheads. South Africa: Letter to the Federal Republic of Germany...

  14. THTR Circular No. 74 June 02

    To survive, we wanted to know whether the HKG would reassess the risk after the attacks. In addition to the radioactively irradiated system components, there are still 1,6 kg of plutonium in the reactor. While many politicians never tire of emphasizing that nothing is the same as it was before 11/9, the HKG confidently proclaims that things are as they have always been - namely...

  15. THTR Newsletter No. 76 September 02

    be stored directly next to the nuclear power plants without having to provide evidence of a final storage facility. And the plutonium returning from reprocessing plants in France and Great Britain is allowed to be "burned" in German nuclear power plants, although this leads to more unstable reactor operation. In the Nuclear Consensus Treaty, the Federal Government continued to assure the nuclear industry that...

  16. THTR Circular No. 80 February 03

    den Sicherheitsstandards läuft, für die wir uns verantwortlich fühlen, dass auch - davon abgesehen - technisch, hier aus meiner Sicht kein Problemfall vorliegt.“ „In gewissem Umfang entsteht Plutonium“ Seitenanfang Am gleichen Tag, am 23.12.2002, schrieb die „Süddeutsche Zeitung“: „Entscheidend ist, ob es sich nur um Sicherheitsforschung handelt oder darüber hinausgeht“, sagte...

  17. THTR Circular No. 82 April 03

    aus 2003 *** 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 *** THTR Rundbrief Nr. 82 April 2003 THTR-Mikrokügelchen: Plutonium im Garten Wer sich ein wenig mit dem THTR beschäftigt hat, kennt aus zahlreichen Abbildungen seine Graphit-Brennelementkugeln, die einen Durchmesser von ca. 6 cm haben. Diese enthalten mehrere Tausend...

  18. THTR Newsletter No. 85 September 03

    20. 12. wenige Tage vor der Beladung mit Brennstäben die Inbetriebnahme verzögern können. Er tat dies, weil er verhindern wollte, dass das weiße Rassistenregime mit Hilfe des dort entstehenden Plutoniums seine militärische und wirtschaftliche Machtposition im südlichen Afrika ausbauen konnte. Heute befürwortet der ANC als Regierungspartei den Bau der neuen Reaktorlinie direkt neben den beiden...

  19. THTR Circular No. 87 January 04

    unserer Bürgerinitiative 1975 ebenfalls Pate gestanden hat – wird es Dich sicherlich interessieren, dass mit dem geplanten HTR weltweit Atombomben gebaut werden können, das besonders einfach Plutonium abgezweigt werden kann und die Tritiumproduktion keiner internationalen Kontrolle unterliegt (siehe hier ausführlich den beigelegten THTR-Rundbrief Nr. 86). Der PBMR soll in Südafrika speziell für...

  20. THTR Circular No. 88 February 04

    dem "Wissenschaftlichen Ergebnisbericht" 2002 des Forschungszentrums Jülich ist unter Punkt 2.3.2.3 auf Seite 68 der Bericht von H. J. Rütten und K. A. Haas "Untersuchungen zur Verbrennung von Plutonium 2. Generation in HTR" (Unterstreichung im Original) zu lesen. Rütten hielt bereits 1992 in Tokio einen Vortrag zum HTR (siehe in diesem RB unter Japan) und verfasste im FZJ seit 1990 zahlreiche...

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