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Thermal testing was conducted on medium voltage cable joints, including screw connectors and compression connectors. The screw connectors had more flexibility and withstood the testing better, with lower resistance and less damage than the compression connectors. One cable showed a burn hole in the insulation and shielding near the compression connector joint after getting hot.
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Rolls-Royce SMR Ltd is introducing their small modular reactor (SMR) technology. They are a technology vendor offering a complete SMR power plant on a turnkey basis, with their development program fully funded through commercial equity and UK government grants totaling €580 million. Their SMR design is based on over 60 years of nuclear design and manufacturing experience at Rolls-Royce and is meant to provide clean, affordable energy through a factory-built, standardized approach to reduce risk.
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1) Thorizon is developing a molten salt reactor to provide stable, affordable carbon-free nuclear energy as part of addressing challenges in the energy transition such as limited grid capacity and unstable prices.
2) Thorizon's patented cartridge concept contains all the nuclear fuel and complexity, making the molten salt reactor intrinsically safe, and allowing the fuel to be continuously transported out of the reactor core.
3) The Thorizon reactor can turn existing nuclear waste into clean energy, extracting over 95% of the energy content and producing waste that is only radioactive for hundreds of years rather than tens of thousands of years.
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