3534 超臨界CO_2サイクルの発電プラントへの応用と現状 : 先進エネルギーシステム(S49-5 超臨界CO_2サイクル(1),S49 原子炉システムおよびその要素技術)

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The Advanced Energy System Project (AESP) aims to develop commercially viable systems and technologies that provide electricity and heat such as hydrogen, methane, methanol, fuel cells using heat from small nuclear reactors, gas-turbine power plants and the sun. AESP has three objectives: (1) Save energy resources and reduce global warming gas emissions, attaining total energy utilization efficiency higher than 85% through waste heat recovery and utilization. (2) Foster a recycling society that consumes that garbage, waste wood and used paper that are produced in urban centers, along with excreta produced through farming to generate hydrogen, methane and methanol for fuel cells using waste heat and solar energy. (3) Consume trans-uranium elements produced in light water reactors as fuel for the small fast reactors, and reduce long-lived radioactive wastes or environmental loads of long term geological disposal.
社団法人日本機械学会の論文
2005-09-18