Re:China's Yanlong: a small nuclear reactor strictly for dis...
by Retric on Wednesday December 20, 2017 @02:36PM
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Ouch, with 32 stories roof space is not good by to be nearly enough. But, if you're going off site you no longer space constrained.
Which is why I say implementation is so important. 90% reduction in fuel used and lower costs is IMO a better trade off than nuclear which is only useful ~9 months out of the year and has high ongoing costs.
Russia on the other hand is even further north and could probably see more value from such a system.
Which is why I say implementation is so important. 90% reduction in fuel used and lower costs is IMO a better trade off than nuclear which is only useful ~9 months out of the year and has high ongoing costs.
Russia on the other hand is even further north and could probably see more value from such a system.