The 3rd International Faum on Nuclear Nor-Proliferation Summary of Program Proceedings

Robin E*

PNC TN1410 98-008, 39 Pages, 1998/05

PNC-TN1410-98-008.pdf:1.57MB

The 3rd international forum on nuclear non-proliferation was held on 23-25 February 1998 at the Nadao hall of the Shin-kasumigaseki building, in Tokyo, Japan. The forum was organized by the nuclear non-proliferation study group. It was the goal of the nuclear non-proliferation study group to create a forum program that would be both interesting and informative. After some examination, the study group felt that the topics of most interest were the pursuit of the compatibility of the peaceful use of nucleare nergy and the maintenance of the non-proliferation regime. Another area receiving much attention as of late is the disposition of excess weapons plutonium. To address these areas, the forum was divided into three sessions and a special full day session which was devoted completely to the plutonium disposition issue. The first session tackled the peaceful use of plutonium. The second session discussed the issues and the recent situation of the non-proliferation regime. The third ...

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PNC TN1100 98-001, 291 Pages, 1997/12

PNC-TN1100-98-001.pdf:14.18MB

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Overview of nuclear power reactor development

Tada, Kenichi

no journal, , 

The national graduate institute for policy studies (GRIPS) is an international premier policy school with the aim of contributing the betterment of democratic governance around the world. This lecture explains the energy policy. This presentation explains the development of nuclear power reactor and features of each reactor and nuclear energy development in the world. Contents of this presentation is as follows: (1) About nuclear power generation, (2) Type of nuclear reactor, (3) Efficient use of uranium, (4) Nuclear fuel cycle of Japan, (5) Nuclear energy development of each country.

Overview of nuclear power reactor development

Tada, Kenichi

no journal, , 

The national graduate institute for policy studies (GRIPS) is an international premier policy school with the aim of contributing the betterment of democratic governance around the world. This lecture explains the energy policy. This presentation explains the development of nuclear power reactor and features of each reactor and nuclear energy development in the world. Contents of this presentation is as follows: (1) About nuclear power generation, (2) Type of nuclear reactor, (3) Efficient use of uranium, (4) Nuclear fuel cycle of Japan, (5) Nuclear energy development of each country.