CANDU

CANDU is the Canadian engineered and Canadian produced nuclear power reactor.

Canada's Potential and Our Political Will 1973

Some years ago, the Canadian government began a program for developing and selling nuclear power reactors, called CANDU reactors.

Analog Science Fiction and Fact 2004

There is a Canadian design, called "CANDU", which requires heavy water as a moderator, but uses refined but unenriched uranium as a fuel.

The New Republic - All Feed 2010

There is a Canadian design, called "CANDU", which requires heavy water as a moderator, but uses refined but unenriched uranium as a fuel.

The New Republic - All Feed 2010

There is a Canadian design, called "CANDU", which requires heavy water as a moderator, but uses refined but unenriched uranium as a fuel.

The New Republic - All Feed J. Peter Scoblic 2010

There is a Canadian design, called "CANDU", which requires heavy water as a moderator, but uses refined but unenriched uranium as a fuel.

The New Republic - All Feed 2009

The CANDU and RBMK types have pressure tubes (rather than a pressure vessel enclosing the reactor core) and can be refuelled under load by disconnecting individual pressure tubes.

Nuclear power reactor 2009

The PHWR reactor design has been developed since the 1950s in Canada as the CANDU (CANada Deuterium Uranium), and more recently also in India.

Nuclear power reactor 2009

Some are evolutionary from the PWR, BWR and CANDU designs, some are more radical departures.

Nuclear power reactor 2009

Nuclear power (such as the CANDU reactor) has recently been installed in China for less than this, so the numbers are reasonable.

Steve Kirsch: Cash for Coal Anyone? 2009