The Prospect of Nuclear Energy in Turkiye Especially After Fukushima Accident

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2014

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Amer inst Physics

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Department of Mechanical Engineering
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Turkiye considers since mid-50's to use nuclear electricity, but Government and bureaucracy have continuously postponed reactor construction. However, since 2010 the case has gained a real shape. Official agreement has been signed for the construction of 4 units of Russian VVER type reactors with installed power of 4x1200 MWel. It is expected that they will begin to deliver electricity early 20's. Further negotiations are being conducted with Japanese Mitsubashi and French AREVA. The target is to have nuclear electricity by 2023 at the 100th anniversary of Turkish Republic.

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4th International Conference on Advances in Nuclear Science and Engineering (ICANSE) -- SEP 16-19, 2013 -- Denpasar, INDONESIA

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1615

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https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4895853
 https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14411/91

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