Nuclear-hydrogen production and its effects on the global warming
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As a result of rapid consumption and burning of the fossil fuels, theenvironmental disasters directed humankind towards the new energy resources.This energy resource is mainly predicted to be the nuclear and the renewableenergy resources. It is expected that the hydrogen energy one of the primaryenergy resources produced from nuclear energy is going to replace the fossilfuel systems. In this study, properties of hydrogen as a energy transporter weregiven and it was stated that the most efficient and sustainable production can beobtained from nuclear energy by means of thermo-chemical cycles. It wasrealized that the most convenient type of nuclear reactors is the hightemperature reactors and the most convenient thermo-chemical cycle used inthis reactor is the sulphur-iodine cycle. Furthermore, in our study the effects ofthe global warming and the utilization of hydrogen energy and the sustainabledevelopment with clean energy were mathematically formulated. The resultswere given graphically and some suggestions were made.
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Ahmet Hikmet Yalçın
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Ahmet Hikmet Yalçın (Master Thesis). Nuclear-hydrogen production and its effects on the global warming, 2006, Gazi University.
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