This book is designed to recalibrate the discussion on whether nuclear power is the best option for energy generation in the future. It emphasizes the significant differences in power generation between renewables, specifically photovoltaics and wind power and points out the advantages and disadvantages of both.
This book is designed to recalibrate the discussion on whether nuclear power is the best option for energy generation in the future. It emphasizes the significant differences in power generation between renewables, specifically photovoltaics and wind power, and points out the advantages and disadvantages of both. It also highlights the renewable experiment being emphasized in Australia and compares this approach with that adopted by the rest of the world. It is a vital addition to the discussion written by a scientist, engineer and mathematician with extensive global experience in industrial processes and engineering quality systems.
1. Introduction
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2. What Is Nuclear Energy?
2.1. Introduction
2.2. The Atom
2.3. The Periodic Table
2.4. Energy Production
2.5. Einstein
2.6. Energy = Mass times (Velocity of Light Squared)
2.7. Quantum Mechanics and the Quantum Computer
2.8. Light
2.9. Oppenheimer
2.10. Source of Energy: Fission
2.11. Fusion
2.12. Nuclear Fission: How a Fission Nuclear Power Reactor Works
2.13. Regulatory and Licensing of a Nuclear Reactor
2.14. The Steel Pressure Vessel
2.15. Types of Nuclear Reactors Currently in Use in
2.16. SMR Lower Cost
2.17. SMR Improved Safety
2.18. SMR Versatility
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