DocumentCode
2838990
Title
Siting alternatives for floating nuclear plants: An update
Author
Bonsack, Fredric E.
fYear
1975
fDate
22-25 Sept. 1975
Firstpage
643
Lastpage
651
Abstract
The Floating Nuclear Plant (FNP), has a great deal of siting flexibility. Offshore siting is only a part of the total FNP siting story. There are several alternatives that, when combined with offshore siting, provide a very broad spectrum of potential locations for the Floating Nuclear Plant. In order to ensure that the FNP can be sited in a wide variety of locations, it is designed to a broad envelope of conditions. The site envelope parameters were carefully selected so that an optimum balance between siting flexibility and manufacturing costs was achieved. It is this broad site envelope that allows many siting applications other than the classical (2-3 mile) "offshore" concept. The alternatives that are considered here include examples of offshore, nearshore, riverine and onshore site designs that have been developed for specific locations in the last year, but are applicable to similar sites in other locations. These designs are applications of the siting concepts that have been developed over the last few years.
Keywords
design engineering; nuclear power stations; offshore installations; FNP; floating nuclear plant; nearshore site design; offshore site design; offshore siting; onshore site design; riverine site design; Cables; Concrete; Cooling; Cost function; Environmental economics; Manufacturing; Personnel; Power generation economics; Power systems; Underwater vehicles;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
OCEAN 75 Conference
Conference_Location
San Diego, CA
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/OCEANS.1975.1154170
Filename
1154170
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