Hybrid meeting

John5 October 2022
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An update on Gen IV nuclear reactors

Speaker: Prof Lyndon Edwards. National Director, Australian Generation IV International Forum Research. Hosted by the Nuclear Engineering Panel of Engineer Australia Sydney Branch. 6 pm to 7:30 pm AEDT Wednesday 16 November 2022 – now only Webinar. Click here to see Lyndon Edwards’ slides This talk will describe today’s leading Gen IV SMR technologies, define the changes required in the…
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John16 April 2021
3,792

Molten Salt Reactors.

Speaker: Dr Mark Ho, ANSTO DATE & TIME: 5.30 pm for a 6.00 pm start, Wednesday 12 May 2021. Webinar available. VENUE: Engineers Australia Mezzanine, 44 Market Street, Sydney, NSW 2000. Hosted by Engineers Australia Sydney Division Nuclear Engineering Panel. Slides are available HERE This is a hybrid event – face to face and webinar. Abstract Of the six Gen IV…
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John23 January 2021
1,533

UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the Role of Nuclear Technology

Annual Four Societies meeting hosted by EA Sydney Division Nuclear Engineering Panel. Speaker: Lenka Kollar, co-founder of Helixos. 5:30 for 6 pm Sydney time, Wednesday 17 February 2021. Venue (limit 30 persons): Engineers Australia, Mezzanine level 44 Market Street, Sydney, NSW. A video recording of the event will be available shortly. Slides of the event are available here The Four…
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The Australian Nuclear Association Inc (ANA) is an independent incorporated scientific institution which promotes the knowledge and practice of the peaceful, safe and effective use of nuclear science and technology to benefit people, science and the environment.

ANA supports the use of nuclear science and technology in Australia, including nuclear techniques in research, industry and medicine; research reactors as a source of neutrons for research and production of radioisotopes; nuclear power plants to produce electricity and the use nuclear power for marine propulsion.

ANA strongly supports the use of nuclear power plants as reliable, affordable and low carbon generators of electricity and as a low carbon source of heat for industry. Adding nuclear energy to Australia’s energy future will help meet our international obligations on carbon emissions, improve energy security and contribute to our economic future. Australia can benefit from current and emerging advanced reactor designs as well as from the considerable international experience accumulated in regulating and operating nuclear power plants, taking into account safety, environmental, technical, economic and social factors. The ANA supports the removal of Federal and State legislative nuclear prohibitions so that nuclear energy can be considered on its merits.

ANA strongly supports establishment of a national radioactive waste management facility for the management of intermediate level radioactive waste and the disposal of low level radioactive waste from all Commonwealth agencies as well from the States and Territories.