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System transmits. Heat pumps are used for heating purposes. The primary application is heat pump heating for heating buildings, drinking water heating, generating process heat and use in tumble dryers. The heat pump cycle is also used for cooling (e.g. in refrigerators or air conditioning). In contrast to the heat pump, the cooling process...
President of the EU Commission, everyone who is otherwise so eloquent has so far remained silent on this proposal. The following detailed description shows how dangerous the situation is... * Solar thermal energy | Process heat | inexpensive "Solar thermal energy can provide a significant part of the industrial process heat" In industry, heat generation is still heavily dependent on fossil fuels. That is...
THTR Newsletter No. 135 May 2011
in our region: "It is of interest to our neighbor Poland to consider a pebble bed reactor in the triangle of Poland, the Czech Republic and Germany. The process heat from the reactor could be used there to enable carbon dioxide-free refining of the domestic brown coal from the local mining area." A brilliant performance of subtle, strange demagoguery took place on the 27th...
THTR Circular No. 130 March 2010
PBMR in Koeberg near Cape Town will not be built, although the fuel element factory, in which several German companies contributed, was already completed. A reorientation towards nuclear process heat was brought into play -- in cooperation with the USA (7). After the election on April 22, 2009 in South Africa, the PBMR group considered whether the money might still be used for...
1986 - The study on the THTR by the Oeko-Institut Freiburg
HTR study by the Öko-Institut Freiburg The thorium high-temperature reactor in Hamm and the planned high-temperature reactor variants Assessment of needs and associated deployment strategies in the Federal Republic of Germany Authors: Günther Frey, Uwe Fritsche, Andreas Herbert, Stephan Kohler August 1986, publisher: Öko- Institute Freiburg This comprehensive, 198-page study was commissioned by the Green...
The incident at the THTR in May 1986 in 'Spiegel'
THTR 300 The THTR newsletters Studies on THTR and much more. THTR breakdown list The HTR research The THTR accident in the 'Spiegel' Sparkling eyes This article comes from "Der Spiegel" Week 24, 1986 - pages 28, 29 and 30 *** The Hammer reactor type was considered to have a promising future - until the beginning of the accident May. The operators covered up the glitch that the NRW Social Democrats had, in addition to Kalkar, another...
THTR Newsletter No. 93 September 04
built in the United States. Their design largely follows an idea from Germany." What is remarkable about these statements is the rehashing of the age-old thesis that the HTR could be considered as a user of process heat. Incidentally, the Jülich Research Center (FZJ) has been conducting research in a fuel cell laboratory since 1966. According to the VDI news from March 05.03.2004, XNUMX is part of the...
THTR Circular No. 96 January 05
'Fourth generation reactors' could come into commercial use in 4 to 20 years. In the longer term, they are intended to complement the existing reactor lines and open up new fields of application such as process heat, drinking water production from seawater and hydrogen production. (...) In Germany, around 30 employees work in this field (energy technology, RB) for the AREVA Group, of which...
THTR Newsletter No. 105 March 06
with renewable energies still takes 25 years. "It would be much quicker using the high-temperature reactor" (WA January 07.01.2006, 06.01.2006). This process will produce not only electricity, but also process heat and "environmentally friendly" hydrogen as fuel for future vehicles, the "experts" from Jülich promised her, to whom she promptly responded "stronger support" (Rheinische Post January XNUMX, XNUMX)...
THTR Circular No. 106 April 06
officially allowed to conduct truly innovative nuclear research for the future. Because Generation IV is about the nuclear market of the future: the production of hydrogen and process heat is to be coupled with nuclear energy. A truly revolutionary reinterpretation of all old terms takes place in the highly innovative article: "Sustainability. The term implies...
THTR Newsletter No. 95 December 2004
As is well known, the Swedish-Swiss company Asea Brown Boveri (ABB) and its subsidiary "HTR-GmbH" (Mannheim) researched the HTR 500 and later the "HTR module and nuclear process heat" project until at least 1992. And what wasn't there closer than holding out a hand to the Swiss taxpayer? The Berner Zeitung (BZ) reported on June 12.06.1986, 1973: "From 1982 to XNUMX the federal government was...
THTR Newsletter No. 103 December 2005
which received around 2005 million euros in funding for 410 alone. High-temperature reactors with a thermal output of 400 to 600 MW are planned to generate electricity and process heat. This concept, newly launched by Framatome ANP (now transformed into AREVA through a merger with Siemens), has already been pursued in the Federal Republic of Germany and with the THTR Hamm and the AVR...
