atw - International Journal for Nuclear Power | 03.2020
Ever since its first issue in 1956, the atw – International Journal for Nuclear Power has been a publisher of specialist articles, background reports, interviews and news about developments and trends from all important sectors of nuclear energy, nuclear technology and the energy industry. Internationally current and competent, the professional journal atw is a valuable source of information. www.nucmag.com
Ever since its first issue in 1956, the atw – International Journal for Nuclear Power has been a publisher of specialist articles, background reports, interviews and news about developments and trends from all important sectors of nuclear energy, nuclear technology and the energy industry. Internationally current and competent, the professional journal atw is a valuable source of information.
www.nucmag.com
- No tags were found...
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
<strong>atw</strong> Vol. 65 (2020) | Issue 3 ı March<br />
Feature<br />
Major Trends in Energy Policy<br />
and <strong>Nuclear</strong> <strong>Power</strong><br />
127<br />
CONTENTS<br />
131 The Future of <strong>Nuclear</strong>: The Role of <strong>Nuclear</strong><br />
in the Upcoming Global Energy Transition<br />
Hans-Wilhelm Schiffer<br />
Environment and Safety<br />
138 Toward a New Risk-In<strong>for</strong>med Approach to Cyber Security<br />
Chris Warren<br />
Research and Innovation<br />
142 Neutronic Simulation of ALFRED Core Using MCNPX Code<br />
Korosh Rahbari, Darush Masti, Kamran Serpanloo and Ehsan Zarifi<br />
145 The Dual Fluid Reactor – An Innovative Fast <strong>Nuclear</strong>-Reactor Concept<br />
with High Efficiency and Total Burnup<br />
Jan-Christian Lewitz, Armin Huke, Götz Ruprecht,<br />
Daniel Weißbach, Stephan Gottlieb, Ahmed Hussein and Konrad Czerski<br />
Operation and New Build<br />
155 36C3 – More Questions Than Answers<br />
36C3 – Mehr offene Fragen als Antworten<br />
Stefan Loubichi<br />
World Report<br />
161 <strong>Nuclear</strong> <strong>Power</strong> World Report 2018<br />
Editorial office<br />
Contents
Change language