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• TITLE: Novel Technological Developments with Impacts on Perspectives for Mobile Nuclear Power Plants

  AUTHORS: Luciano Ondir Freire, Delvonei Alves de Andrade

  KEYWORDS: Fusion Reactors, Mobile Nuclear Power Plants, Nuclear Reactors, Nuclear Merchant Ships, Clean Energy

  JOURNAL NAME: World Journal of Nuclear Science and Technology, Vol.11 No.4, September 8, 2021

  ABSTRACT: New research developments suggest that nuclear reactors using fusion may enter the market sooner than imagined even for mobile applications, like merchant ship propulsion and remote power generation. This article aims at pointing such developments and how they could affect nuclear fusion. The method is enumerating the main nuclear reactors concepts, identifying new technological or theoretical developments useful to nuclear field, and analysing how new recombination could affect feasibility of nuclear fusion. New technologies or experimental results do not always work the way people imagine, being better or worse for intended effects or even bringing completely unforeseen effects. Results point the following designs could be successful, in descending order of potential: aneutronic nuclear reactions using lattice confinement, aneutronic nuclear reactions using inertial along magnetic confinement, hybrid fission-lattice confinement fusion, and fission reactions.