钍基熔盐堆简介（Brief introduction of thorium based molten salt reactor）.docVIP

钍基熔盐堆简介（Brief introduction of thorium based molten salt reactor） Thorium based molten salt reactor, which sounds like a professional term in the cloud, may become a major pillar of energy supply in China in thirty or forty years. At the beginning of 2011, as one of the first strategic pilot science and technology projects initiated by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the advanced nuclear fission energy thorium based molten salt reactor nuclear energy system project was officially launched. The scientific goal is to develop a new generation of nuclear power systems in about 20 years, all of which have reached the pilot level and have all intellectual property rights. In a few decades, nuclear power plants will probably be able to spread across our territory, even around the big city - perhaps there is a nuclear power station near the ground. What impact will it have on our lives? Is it safe? The project leader, Xu Hongjie, a researcher at the Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, makes a preliminary exploration of the future nuclear power plant. In 40 years, 20 times of fossil energy will be exhausted, solar energy and wind energy are not stable enough, and hydropower development will be over limit...... Where is Chinas future energy pillar? Nuclear energy seems to be a reliable option: high energy density, low carbon emissions, and potential sustainable development. In 2005, the sum of GDP in China was 18 trillion and 230 billion yuan, and the total energy consumption of primary energy was 22.3 tons of standard coal. Today, China has become the biggest emitters of greenhouse gases, over the next thirty or forty years, Chinas GDP could amount to 117 trillion yuan, the corresponding energy demand will increase? Xu Hongjie said, we need more energy, and emissions of greenhouse gases not only increased, but also reduce, really is you want the horse to run, but not let it graze but, nuclear power can do. As for the existing nuclear power tec