reaktoreina
Reaktoreina, also known as reactor reines, are a type of nuclear reactor that utilize a molten salt as the primary coolant and fuel medium. This design differs from traditional light water reactors and heavy water reactors, which use water as the coolant and moderator. Reaktoreina reactors are characterized by their ability to operate at high temperatures, which allows for more efficient energy conversion and the potential for direct use of the heat generated.
The primary advantage of reaktoreina reactors is their inherent safety features. The molten salt coolant remains
Another key feature of reaktoreina reactors is their flexibility in fuel use. The molten salt can dissolve
Reaktoreina reactors have been the subject of research and development since the 1950s, with notable projects
The future of reaktoreina reactors remains uncertain, but ongoing research and development efforts continue to explore