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Candu 3 - the right product for the times (1992)
| Auteur | AECL |
| Datum | 1992 |
| Classificatie | 6.01.3.30/09 (VEILIGHEID - REACTOREN - CANDU) |
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Uit de publicatie:
Introducing: CANDU 3 When adding to generating systems, today's electric utilities need flexibility in the critical exercise of matching supply with demand. And they must avoid the huge financing costs and overruns that have crippled energy megaprojects in the recent past. In recent years, utilities are finding that bigger isn't always better. Rising financing costs, long construction periods, inflation and uncertain demand growth have hindered utilities from acquiring nuclear reactors - particularly the largereactors so popular during the 1960s and 1970s. Many now realize that smaller nuclear power plants, built on a shorter construction schedule, can better match electrical load growth and avoid the cost penalty of over or under supply. Also apparent is, if large blocks of electrical demand do materialize, the economics of standardized, multiunit production can largely offset the economy of scale achieved by larger units. Enter CANDU 3. The latest evolution in a proud lineage of CANDU designs. The breakthrough CANDU 3, entirely "pre-built" using cutting edge CADD design techniques, will provide utilities with the flexibility they demand. CANDU 3 is designed to meet and surpass the specifications of competing reactors in today's global marketplace. A compact and economical high-performance 450 MWe power plant, one CANDU 3 can supply the electricity needs of a city of 200,000 people.
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