Systematic study on some isotopes of medical and industrial applications, produced in proton induced reaction on natural cadmium

Shan, Pai; Musthafa, M.M.; Najmunnisa, T.; Aslam, P. Mohamed; Rajesh, K M; Hajara, K.; Surendran, Praveen; Nair, J.P.; Shanbagh, Anil; Ghugre, S. S.

doi:10.1140/epjp/s13360-020-00393-w

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“…• Industry: Nuclear materials and techniques have been applied to a range of industrial needs. These include industrial and environmental tracers, instrumentation and radiography, as well as the detection and analysis of pollutants (Shan et al, 2020).…”

Section: Non-energy Applications Of Nuclear Technologymentioning

confidence: 99%

Nuclear Energy: Non-Electric Applications

Rosen

2020

EUR J SUSTAIN DEV RE

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Nuclear energy is often viewed as linked exclusively to electrical power generation. However, the applications for nuclear energy are significantly greater than only electricity, and include cogeneration, district heating and cooling, high-temperature process heating, hydrogen and alternative fuel production, transportation and desalination. These additional applications expand the prospects for nuclear energy notably, and enhance the benefits that can be derived from it, such as reduced environmental impact and climate change mitigation. Interest in non-electric applications of nuclear energy is growing for environmental, economic, security and other reasons. In this paper, non-electric applications of nuclear energy are reviewed, including technological, environmental and economic issues of such applications as well as future prospects and benefits of non-electric applications of nuclear energy.

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Section: Non-energy Applications Of Nuclear Technologymentioning

confidence: 99%