Journal Article - China Nuclear Power

Recommendations for Small Light Water Reactor Development in China

| 2012

Abstract

This paper summarizes the history and features of advanced small light water reactor (ASWR), and provides recommendations and strategies on ASWR research and development in China. the ASWR can be used in remote power grid and replaces mid/small size fossil plant economically, and thus can be an important part of energy saving and emission reduction policy. the safety and economy characteristic of ASWR are able to effectively expand nuclear energy marekt in emerging countries and developing countries. therefore, ASWR should be considered as a critical part of China's nuclear technology and equipment export strategy.

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For Academic Citation: Zhou, Yun. “Recommendations for Small Light Water Reactor Development in China.” China Nuclear Power, vol. 5. no. 1. (2012):
88-93
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