General approach to design of nuclear fission reactors and the different types.
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General approach to design of nuclear fission reactors and the different types.
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Jolly good. Looking forward to next time.
All of Japan’s reactors are switched off. The one fast breeder reactor
“Monju” which would have used liquid sodium as a coolant never was switched
on. FBR’s make everyone too nervous. In preparing the fusion discourses,
would suggest looking into Lockheed Martin’s 15/10/14 boast of creating a
truck sized fusion reactor within 5 years. Cheers!
Thanks so much for these awesome vids. :) I guess since the Fukushima
disaster we all are taking a bigger / harder look at the benefits and
dangers associated with nuclear technology – and You are doing a great
work explaining it to us all :) thanks for that :)
There is one question I’d like to ask though – have You heard/known
about Liquid Fluoride Thorium Reactors , what are Your thought on this
topic , and could You go through it and explain how they work ? :)
I ( and I’m sure many others like me ) would appreciate it very much if
You could :)
Thanks again :) 
Wow thank you so much, i loved this video.
I cant tell you how much i appriciated this video! :D
Prof: Maybe I missed it, but what gives off the first neutron to start the
chain reaction?
It looks as if you want to have the amount of neutrons available equal to
the absoprtion rate of the cadmium rods and inert rods (such as in the
breeder reactor) in the tank.
As time progresses the rate of neutron production increases until all the
absorption and inert rods capture the excess. What is making sure that this
process is carried out without a melt down?
When the inert rods turn into fission material and begin emitting more
nuetrons, I would assume the amount of starting material, such as Uranium,
would be less and produce less neutrons per mass while the inert rods
produce more neutrons per mas of active material in the rods.
With these two scenarios, what is the active way of managing the amount of
neutrons present at any time? I would assume you would have an excess of
absorption rods and coolant, but how does anyone know the exact neutron
production rate at any time and whether or not the reaction will get out of
hand?
Also, what is the minimum size for a fission reactor? Also can you go into
more detail about AGCR, because I think liquid graphite sounds cool.
(you know what I am going to ask don’t you :) )
So, if apparently U238 can turn in Pu239 by absorbing a neutron ( and from
your video I understood it could be a thermal neutron) why is there U328
naturally around and not Pu239? Or U233 instead of Th232? Thanks
Looking forward for the fusion video(s)…
Which type of reactor is more safe? I think Chernobyl reactor was using
graphite rods and it was part of a problem. I also read that water reactors
are safer because you can’t have running away fission in them. If it gets
too hot water evaporates and reaction stops.
such a sexy voice <3
Are there big advantages or disadvantages to the UK’s and US’s stategies?
Great video. Thanks. Good descriptions of current designs. It would be
great if you could also do one on future designs and their advantages ..
Things like pellet reactors, molten salt etc.
I have uploaded another video in the nuclear physics series: Nuclear
Fission Reactor Design
Thank you so much for all the videos ! Great work ! 
A nice quick lecture for breakfast
Great informatión.
nice work
Thanks.
Oh my god how do you do this 
Sick
hello, please; you upload your folder for me? your .minecraft in mediafire
or adfly. whit this mods.
This is Joe btw
That looks sick
you have a map?