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  | title = United States: Very high temperature gas-cooled reactor could burn 65% of uranium. [https://www.nrc.gov/docs/ML1921/ML19214A096.pdf High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactor Technology], two-day course by Hans Gougar at INL, 2019. Nice chart of Proc
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• Very High Temperature Reactor
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• Very High Temperature Reactor/Definition
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• High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactor
  | title = United States: Very high temperature gas-cooled reactor could burn 65% of uranium. [https://www.nrc.gov/docs/ML1921/ML19214A096.pdf High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactor Technology], two-day course by Hans Gougar at INL, 2019. Nice chart of Proc
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• Nuclear power reconsidered/Related Articles
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• User:David MacQuigg/Sandbox/ThorCon nuclear reactor
  ...on of the steel. ThorCon’s graphite needs are similar to those of an HTGR (High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactor). Life expectancy is 4 years at 680C and total irradiation 3e22 n/cm2 by hi ...short of what can be achieved in an HTGR ([[Very_high_temperature_reactor|High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactor]]). ThorCons are not breeder reactors. They require an ongoing supply of en
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• ThorCon nuclear reactor
  ...on of the steel. ThorCon’s graphite needs are similar to those of an HTGR (High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactor). Life expectancy is 4 years at 680C and total irradiation 3e22 n/cm2 by hi ...ant to stop burning fossil fuels entirely, even higher temperatures <ref>[[High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactor|High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactors]] like [https://www.powermag.com/china
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• Nuclear power reconsidered
  [[High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactor|High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactors]] (HTGRs) use inert helium gas as a co
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