What Is A LFTR, and How Can A Reactor Be So Safe?: Molten Salt Reactors, including Liquid Fluoride Thorium Reactors
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What Is A LFTR, and How Can A Reactor Be So Safe?: Molten Salt Reactors, including Liquid Fluoride Thorium Reactors

by George Lerner

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Explore the fundamentals of molten salt reactors and liquid fluoride thorium reactors in this concise introduction by George Lerner. The book considers how these systems work and explains the design features associated with their potential safety, making it a useful starting point for readers curious about alternative nuclear reactor technologies.

About This Book

This book introduces molten salt reactors and examines the liquid fluoride thorium reactor concept.

It focuses on how these reactor designs operate and why they are described as potentially safe.

The discussion provides a general foundation for readers interested in nuclear energy, reactor technology, and thorium-based approaches.

Written by George Lerner, it offers an overview of the subject without requiring a narrowly specialized focus.

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