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Fig 1.

The nuclear reactor development in S-curves.

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Fig 2.

(Right): Simplified scheme of the MSFR system including the core, blanket and heat exchangers (IHX)–(Left): Benchmark definition [13].

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Fig 3.

Volume corrected 2D HELIOS model of the molten salt reactor.

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Fig 4.

Description of the calculation cycle for the simulation of a MSR.

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Fig 5.

Change of the deviation of the averaged effective multiplication factor over a simulated operational period of 80 years within the iteration band of ±400 pcm.

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Fig 6.

Number density of the different Pu isotope particles in the fuel salt over the observed operational period.

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Fig 7.

Number density of the relevant Neptunium and Americium (left) and Curium (right) isotope particles in the fuel salt over the observed operational period.

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Table 1.

The plutonium vector appearing in the reactor after long term operation compared to the Pu vector of the TRU used for loading.

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Fig 8.

The reduced fuel cycle like it would be given using MSFR fed with SNF.

Pictures: left http://www.wikiwand.com/en/Spent_fuel_pool, credit DOE License: Public domain, middle: EVOL benchmark configuration, right: Gorleben storage hall, Origin: GNS Gesellschaft für Nuklear-Service mbH.

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Fig 9.

The classical double strata fuel cycle like it is foreseen for the implementation of P&T on industrial scale, today.

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Fig 10.

Overview on the major challenges for the development of a MSFR following [5].

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