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• TITLE: Lead-Bismuth and Lead as Coolants for Fast Reactors

  AUTHORS: G. I. Toshinsky, A. V. Dedul, O. G. Komlev, A. V. Kondaurov, V. V. Petrochenko

  KEYWORDS: SVBR-100, Fast Reactor, Lead-Bismuth Coolant, Lead Coolant, Nuclear Power Plant, Inherent Self-Protection, Melting Point, 210Po, Bismuth Recourses

  JOURNAL NAME: World Journal of Nuclear Science and Technology, Vol.10 No.2, February 17, 2020

  ABSTRACT: Fast reactors used lead-bismuth eutectic (LBE) and lead as coolants possess very high level of inherent self-protection and passive safety against severe accident. So, population radiophobia can be overcome. That type of reactors can be simultaneously more safely and more cheaply. As all other coolants, LBE and lead coolant (LC) possess the certain virtues and shortcomings. The presented report includes the comparative analysis of characteristic properties of those coolants, their impact on reactor safety, reliability and operating characteristics. The conclusion is made about promising usage of FRs with these coolants in future NP after the experience in operating of the prototypes of such reactors has been obtained.