Open Meeting - Reactor & Fuel Technologies

Location

The Reactor and Fuel Technologies Subcommittee will hold an open meeting on October 12, 2010 from 8:15 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Washington Marriott at Metro Center, 775 12th Street, NW., Washington, DC 20005.

Meeting Agenda: 

Meeting Agenda

Meeting Transcripts: 

Meeting Transcripts

Presentations: 

Presentation - Waste Management Implications of Fuel Cycle Alternatives

Oral Presentation to the BRC Subcommittee on Reactor and Fuel Cycle Technology

Presentation - Nuclear Waste Assessment System for Technical Evaluation (NUWASTE): Status and Initial Results

Presentation - Waste Management Implications of Fuel Cycle Alternatives

Presentation - Supporting Illustrations, Erich Schneider, Assistant Professor, Nuclear and Radiation Engineering Program, UT

Presentation - Challenges and Strategic Choices for a Sustainable Nuclear Fuel Cycle

Presentation - Nuclear Fuel Cycles: Differences and Similarities

Presentation - Nuclear Power, Disarmament and Technological Restraint

Presentation - The myth of proliferation-resistant Technology

Presentation - Limiting Future Proliferation and Security Risks

Presentation - Limiting Future Proliferation and Security Risks

Additional Attachments: 

Statement - Design Challenges around Fuel Cycles and Waste – Past, Present, and Future

Statement - Waste R&D and Policy Design – Historical Observations

Statement of Erich Schneider - Nuclear Fuel Cycle Sustainability Performance Criteria

Statement of Everett L. Redmond II, Ph.D.

Statement - Evidence to the Blue Ribbon Commission on America’s Nuclear Future

Summary - Limiting Future Proliferation and Security Risks

Paper - Proliferation Resistance and Physical Protection (PR&PP) Evaluation Methodology: Objectives, Accomplishments, and Future

Statement - Thoughts on Proliferation and Security Risks

Summary Statement of the Union of Concerned Scientists

Summary: Limiting Future Proliferation and Security Risks – Panel #3

Statement of Christopher E. Paine, NRDC on Selection Criteria for Reactor and Fuel Cycle Options