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Nuclear 4.0: Chinas NEW Thorium Reactor Changes Everything! 

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China's latest #nuclearenergy project could completely change the future of #China and #chinaeconomy
And By Launching its first #thoriumreactor, China is marking a significant milestone for #nuclearenergy ( #moltensaltreactor )
You might have never heard of thorium, but its potential is a game-changer for our future to fight #climatechange and #globalwarming . While Traditional nuclear plants use a more than 50-year-old Technology based on #uranium, #thorium is safer, capable of burning nuclear waste, and is suitable for use in arid, landlocked areas, exactly like the #Gobidesert
But one stat makes this new #moltensaltreactor truly remarkable for China. China is home to one of the world's largest supplies of #thorium; with only one ton of Thorium, it's possible to generate the same amount of energy as with 3.500.000 tons of Coal.
And by Tapping into this resource and becoming the first country in the world to commercialize this energy, china will have enough energy to power its country for the next 20,000 years!
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@The.Futurist
@The.Futurist Год назад
AI Cracked the Code of Nuclear Fusion to Destroy Oil and Gas 👉🏼ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Hn-omKg9cU8.html
@yzhang9265
@yzhang9265 9 месяцев назад
Congrates to the Chinese Thorium Reactor program team👍
@Chris-tq1jy
@Chris-tq1jy 7 месяцев назад
China still leads the world in pollution, by far. Lets not forget that they are the world’s largest polluter.
@friedensmal
@friedensmal 7 месяцев назад
In Germany we had one of the most advanced developed technologies using Thorium. Because of “green politics” the technology had to be given up and the technology was sold to China. Now they try to run an industrial land like Germany with sun and wind. The problem is, that there isn’t much sun in a cold country like Germany. Now the German industry has to give up, as it is not possible to power it with only wind and sun.
@FernandoWINSANTO
@FernandoWINSANTO 6 месяцев назад
@@friedensmal Hamm-Uentrop pebble (pebbles with thorium) high temp. hélium reactor was a failure. Many problems, accident in 1968. Easy to find on internet.
@FernandoWINSANTO
@FernandoWINSANTO 6 месяцев назад
Sorry 1986
@tedredd7982
@tedredd7982 Год назад
Great for the Chinese. Very sad that the U.S. hasn't done anything that benefits this country in a very long time.
@tonyhaichem
@tonyhaichem 8 месяцев назад
Hold on.....Chinese can't build dams without falling apart killing hundreds, can't build bridges that won't stay up for more than a month, cannot build their own jets without 80% outside help and parts, cannot build high rise buildings that doesn't fall apart like tofu, cannot build ship engines that doesn't break down within a 100 miles, cannot make vaccines that won't kill the patient, cannot build ev vehicles that won't explode, cannot make weapons that has a better than a 33% chance of working, cannot build gps satellites that works, cannot build a tank without its wheels falling off during an exhibition, cannot launch rockets that won't stop exploding or falling on top of houses, cannot even keep their environment clean with the dirtiest smog air and chemical and heavy metal saturated water and soil, cannot produce enough food to feed a qurater of their starving children, cannot heal and eradicate any diseases without killing the patient, cannot conduct laboratories that won't allow pathogens and diseases to escape, cannot even produce ballpoint pens, cannot make a reliable electronic product from appliances to cellphones to tvs......damn, so many common daily produced items and things China can't even get correctly or master, so how The Fk are they creating a hotter sun? More stolen technology and more BS fake claims!
@oskarstarczewski7639
@oskarstarczewski7639 6 месяцев назад
It has, Thorium molten salt reactors were first developed in USA in the 1965 by the Oak Ridge National laboratory. Public Ignorance, is not a good attitude. Spread the word.
@GaryPierron-ym7xm
@GaryPierron-ym7xm 6 месяцев назад
Get the maga out of congress.
@stuartanderson6785
@stuartanderson6785 6 месяцев назад
@@GaryPierron-ym7xmlololololololol
@TrenchCoatDingo
@TrenchCoatDingo 4 месяца назад
@@oskarstarczewski7639 yes to test it yet no large scale version has been made to actually help with power costs. though there is talk in the next 50 years...but we all know that song and dance
@ahkoy973
@ahkoy973 Год назад
Quiet achievers vs all talk no action
@tonyhaichem
@tonyhaichem 8 месяцев назад
Hold on.....Chinese can't build dams without falling apart killing hundreds, can't build bridges that won't stay up for more than a month, cannot build their own jets without 80% outside help and parts, cannot build high rise buildings that doesn't fall apart like tofu, cannot build ship engines that doesn't break down within a 100 miles, cannot make vaccines that won't kill the patient, cannot build ev vehicles that won't explode, cannot make weapons that has a better than a 33% chance of working, cannot build gps satellites that works, cannot build a tank without its wheels falling off during an exhibition, cannot launch rockets that won't stop exploding or falling on top of houses, cannot even keep their environment clean with the dirtiest smog air and chemical and heavy metal saturated water and soil, cannot produce enough food to feed a qurater of their starving children, cannot heal and eradicate any diseases without killing the patient, cannot conduct laboratories that won't allow pathogens and diseases to escape, cannot even produce ballpoint pens, cannot make a reliable electronic product from appliances to cellphones to tvs......damn, so many common daily produced items and things China can't even get correctly or master, so how The Fk are they creating a hotter sun? More stolen technology and more BS fake claims!
@Marqan
@Marqan 4 месяца назад
You should check out chinese state media, the only kind of media you find there. They're quiet about human rights violations and extremely loud about even just the appearance of any kind of achievement.
@car24dude
@car24dude Год назад
Congrats to China
@harrytaylor9117
@harrytaylor9117 Год назад
Brilliant it's about time the west got up to speed
@dilbertjunkmail
@dilbertjunkmail 11 месяцев назад
​@@harrytaylor9117Well, you know this technology was originally developed by American Air Force but the Navy Admiral Rickover chose the current heavy water fission tech direction which produces weapons grade uranium.
@Chris-tq1jy
@Chris-tq1jy 7 месяцев назад
Assuming this is accurate hopefully China will use this technology to stop bring the world’s largest polluter.
@pknowles1820
@pknowles1820 Год назад
The US was more interested in making nuclear weapons than in safe power production.
@PhiloSurfer
@PhiloSurfer Год назад
Exactly. The US was involved in Thorium reactor research decades ago, but decided to stop it as it does not involve uranium and plutonium which can be used to make nuclear weapons.
@nikolas_5629
@nikolas_5629 Год назад
US only had spirit for selling planes & weapons, now alien had visited for several times, so US need prepare for alien invasion threat...
@qinminwan5835
@qinminwan5835 Год назад
Obviously not often highlighted by MSM .
@jaihindersingh
@jaihindersingh Год назад
Maighty Amerikka inveentad dhis, cpp stool it an maek it tofu teknologhee
@khagendradmagar
@khagendradmagar Год назад
its because US can't digest other country growing so high, only way to stop country growth is threatening them and attacking them at last.
@truth959
@truth959 Год назад
China has done something brilliant!
@JongJande
@JongJande Год назад
USA scientists did brilliant work in 1960 ...... Not the Chinese .... The Chinese profited from a disastrous USA deep state government that ruined the country ....
@wwaldes
@wwaldes 5 месяцев назад
@philipberry6477
@philipberry6477 3 месяца назад
With copied technology.
@andrewlin6136
@andrewlin6136 Год назад
There's a will, there will a way for China 🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳
@autocalcs
@autocalcs Год назад
The main reason is not China subsided companies. If there's subsidies, it is the investment in infrastructure which improves productivity for each single person, and any organizations. It is also the efforts put on education that makes it possible to have large pool of manpower to make use of technology and make further advancement beyond.
@navneetsomkuwar4499
@navneetsomkuwar4499 Год назад
For the development of a country education should be free and have quality but in India education is a business and thus the quality education is far for the poor.
@dsm5d723
@dsm5d723 Год назад
@@navneetsomkuwar4499 For a non-aligned country, India is deeply entangled with the American education system and is thus part of our outright Ponzi scheme. In the best run nations, higher education is free and competitive, while lower education is non-ideological (as much as it can be) and of high objective standards. Are Indian children exposed to the Trans insanity in elementary school or are they being prepared for college? Is it the other way around? Follow the money.
@GreenIsland38
@GreenIsland38 Год назад
Agree entirely. That is also why China is making incredible progress in many fields like energy, electronics, space research, medicine etc., China is coming, big time.
@charlesbeaudry3263
@charlesbeaudry3263 Год назад
This sure sounds like trolling to me. China has huge issues but they continue to move along. If they had a real legal system that defended private property they would be much better off. Instead they focus all the governments efforts to stamp out the last vestige of individualism which in the end will be its downfall.
@bryanst.martin7134
@bryanst.martin7134 11 месяцев назад
@@navneetsomkuwar4499 ? Punctuation would be helpful. Most countries are dwindling their public education. Education is a threat. Knowing what your gov is up to is not what they want. Mindless slaves are very valuable. Recognize what you are. Then change it.
@peterlim3189
@peterlim3189 Год назад
Amazing achievement! 🎉🎉🎉
@rinzler9775
@rinzler9775 10 месяцев назад
Thorium reactors are safe and will solve the power crisis - precisely why WEF countries aren't pursuing them. The tech is known, but the WEF megalomaniacs dont WANT to solve the crisis.
@exaltedone2799
@exaltedone2799 8 месяцев назад
China is a part of the WEF and the US has done this back in the freaking 60's. The US buried 7 million pounds of their thorium nitrate stockpile. I don't think it's as profitable and that's what it boils down to.
@rinzler9775
@rinzler9775 8 месяцев назад
@@exaltedone2799 China is part of the WEF, just for show, but laugh in their face.
@mikebreeden6071
@mikebreeden6071 7 месяцев назад
Is this real or talk talk?
@rinzler9775
@rinzler9775 7 месяцев назад
@@mikebreeden6071 look it up. The other catch - they can't be used to enrich uranium into weapons grade.
@mikebreeden6071
@mikebreeden6071 7 месяцев назад
@@rinzler9775 Because they can't be used to make weapons is why Nixon cancelled research on them... I am well informed. It's why i want a reference to this. I don't find any but this one and it is supposed to be pretty new. Do you recommend a search that will lead to it?
@bluemoon7076
@bluemoon7076 Год назад
What sort of sanction is the US thinking of sabotaging China’s advance in the Thorium Reactor ……
@rweinc1424
@rweinc1424 Год назад
Sanction #6,969 A....... ready to go already!
@sunshinesun121
@sunshinesun121 Год назад
Yes!!! Do It !!! Sanction all Thorium Exports to China ! Start Sanction ...... Immediately !!!!
@carloscalderon3051
@carloscalderon3051 Год назад
​@@jaihindersinghmucho fentanilo ...
@jaihindersingh
@jaihindersingh Год назад
@@carloscalderon3051 relaiabel westan mediia seys cpp is maeking fentaniil disaasterr in Amerikka an maekiing dhem into jombiis
@themillennialexperience2139
who cares, brics is the solution :)
@lessQQmorePewPew.
@lessQQmorePewPew. Год назад
Why the surprise? The Chinese has been saying they want to do Thorium reactor for 30 yrs now
@1hjehje
@1hjehje Год назад
Way to go China!
@petergreen5337
@petergreen5337 Год назад
This is interesting and good. I hope they are successful
@PahatRout
@PahatRout Год назад
Could it be possible to use this source of energy to create blue hydrogen necessary especially for the heavy trucks operation? If possible, it seems China will become the largest environmentally source of energy soon. What a change of the current scenario where China has to import most of her energy!! The REAL SUPER POWER!
@johncatt42
@johncatt42 7 месяцев назад
The reactor I believe is up and running 😇
@六工業のカービィ
@六工業のカービィ 6 месяцев назад
There are lots of complicated issues with this kind of reactors. Furthermore, the author is very likely non-competent in what they say.
@MatiasNdamanomhata-rm4st
@MatiasNdamanomhata-rm4st Год назад
Chinese energy production and efficiency is futuristic.
@ThereIsAlwaysaWay2
@ThereIsAlwaysaWay2 10 месяцев назад
Best part, they can be built in deserts because zero/nearly no water is needed.
@GGLEDOU
@GGLEDOU Год назад
Unlike nuclear reactors, the Thorium molten salt reactor is very safe, cost-effective (in construction, maintenance, water need, skills...), to say a few. As it can be built in desert ereas and in harsh environments, it'll be very useful to towns and villages in such places.
@chapter4travels
@chapter4travels Год назад
Molten salt reactors are nuclear reactors. Thorium just makes them more expensive and complicated. no safer and no better.
@andreasschmitt2307
@andreasschmitt2307 Год назад
China built the TMSR-LF1 in the desert because it is very safe :-) Since when? A big problem of thorium reactors using thermic neutrons was their problematic controlling.
@chapter4travels
@chapter4travels Год назад
@@andreasschmitt2307 MSRs are self-controlling, you are mixed up.
@andreasschmitt2307
@andreasschmitt2307 Год назад
@@chapter4travels They would be self-controlling if they had a negative temperature coefficient, but this is hard to achieve for thermic breeders. The molten salt breeder of the Oak Ridge Labs for instance did have a slightly positive temperature coefficient. AFAIK is the chinese TMSR-LF1 based on the Oak Ridge design...
@chapter4travels
@chapter4travels Год назад
@@andreasschmitt2307 I should have been more specific, non-breeder MSRs have a negative temp. coefficient. Breeding thorium is dumb, uranium-based MSRs are a much better option at this point. Much simpler and cheaper. We can do breeders later and fast neutron breeders are much smarter.
@stevehoe5017
@stevehoe5017 Год назад
China has faithfully, consistently & seriously researching and working on New Thorium Reactor as the best, safe, environmentally friendly energy/electricity source. it is said to safely power an aircraft carrier. China has the leading technology on Thorium reactor.
@melvinch
@melvinch Год назад
🖕🇨🇳
@JongJande
@JongJande Год назад
China just had the take all the complete developments from USA to China ..... China did not invent anything. They just had to build what the USA politicians managed to stop.
@MrGottaQuestion
@MrGottaQuestion Год назад
They don't have a thorium reactor in an aircraft carrier yet....
@maxyl12
@maxyl12 8 месяцев назад
Then why drinking water in china is not safe. I doubt , the safety of thronium reactor
@richardongsooseng9907
@richardongsooseng9907 Год назад
THE RISEOF THE DRAGON 😊
@rweinc1424
@rweinc1424 Год назад
Building fafe reactors rather than nuclear weapons! What a novelty in this day and age!
@romanvaldes1223
@romanvaldes1223 Месяц назад
China most effective and smart people ! The land of innovation and prosperity !
@nickstoic2944
@nickstoic2944 Год назад
That's it. Thorium has been known for a long time but the technology was not implemented to offer clean energy to the population. Very cheap, yet not weaponizable.
@chongkt6469
@chongkt6469 Год назад
It is not weaponizable that's why the US is not interested.
@stathisd.7877
@stathisd.7877 Год назад
Bravo China
@fireflies-fr
@fireflies-fr Год назад
Small-scale modular reactors (Prototype and Research Facility) The reactor, a two-megawatt liquid-fueled thorium molten salt reactor (MSR), is located in the Gobi Desert city of Wuwei in Gansu province and is operated by the Shanghai Institute of Applied Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. The permit, issued by the Chinese National Nuclear Safety Administration on June 7 2023, allows the Shanghai Institute to operate the reactor for 10 years and it will start by testing operations. The permit specifies that the Shanghai Institute is responsible for the safety of the reactor and must comply with all relevant laws, regulations and technical standards. However, a number of technical, regulatory and economic challenges will have to be overcome if the reactors are to be deployed successfully on a large scale, according to industry experts.
@HappyPandaBear73
@HappyPandaBear73 7 месяцев назад
Good for China! Team China All The Way!👍🙂
@eaglesnest1940
@eaglesnest1940 9 месяцев назад
Wish Australia had a Leader that would help its citizens get cheaper power the price of power is out of control many people are having their power cut off
@olddog-fv2ox
@olddog-fv2ox 4 месяца назад
We're run by imbeciles
@irwantrahmat9441
@irwantrahmat9441 Год назад
Bravo. China !!
@MASMIWA
@MASMIWA 9 месяцев назад
China is also eyeing the thorium MSR for marine applications. One of the dirtiest polluting sectors is shipping. Ships use fuel that is one step above tar. China has the largest merchant fleet in the world.
@ioanbota9397
@ioanbota9397 Год назад
Realy I like it they are so powerful and intelligent
@robinhill259
@robinhill259 Год назад
Cheap Energy = Cheaper Production = More Competitive = Better Economy ...China invests strategically for the future and are not concerned with short term distractions such as winning the next election. Cheap energy is key to their economic success and supporting such a large population.
@dsm5d723
@dsm5d723 Год назад
It's not only one-party government, it's the wealth of engineers and STEM grad in a nation of 1.4 billion people. It's also China's decision to become a growth export economy with big energy needs. Russia by contrast has less interest in advancing this tech in the present, which I think it could, because of its petroleum industry. Ditto in the US, where the Green Delusion hustle is designed to fail and be as expensive as possible while we export LNG to Europe at 4X the prices of Russian pipeline gas.
@darthvader5300
@darthvader5300 Год назад
Actually Russia already has a BFMSR using beryllium fluoride as the fuel carrier and moderator and using plutonium 239 because plutonium 239 is 50 times more energetic than uranium 235 and it has a lot of depleted and useless and non-fissionable uranium 238 wastefully lying around. Like the passively self-cooling molten lead-cooled BREST reactor that uses natural convection to circulate the self-cooling molten lead around the plutonium 239 nitride fuel rods, the BFMSR uses the beryllium fluoride to double the neutron count as it hits one beryllium fluoride molecule after another creating what we call as the "HYPER-DENSITY NEUTRON FLUX EFFECT" that can simultaneously reprocess the initial start up Pu 239 nuclear fuel as it fissions to produce heat to produce power and create a new replacement nuclear fuel and at the same time consume it's own nuclear wastes. Refueling became unnecessary. But with thorium fueled MSR reactors, the thorium fueled MSR reactors has to be refueled every 30 to 50 years depending on the thorium fueled MSR reactors' designs parameters. But both plutonium 239 fueled BFMSR reactors thorium fueled MSR reactors can also be designed to become breeder reactors to convert U 238 into PU 239 and Thorium into U233. But for now the plutonium 239 fueled BFMSR reactors are reserved only for military use and it will be sometime when the plutonium 239 fueled BFMSR reactors will be released for civilian use.
@dsm5d723
@dsm5d723 Год назад
@@darthvader5300 Thanks for the details. My point is that the environment in which the tech is or is not developed depends on the motivations and resources available. With the petroleum industry and a lot of fissionable material lying around, what would be the point of investing in fusion now? A small population and a wealth of "fossil fuels" means the energy demand within Russia is more than covered. Had humanity not discovered the possibilities of nuclear power in the context of war, from a hypothetical starting point, fusion probably would have been a better choice. Perhaps a series of both fusion and fission reactors can be developed to consume as much nuclear waste materials as possible. This might be a place where AI design can help.
@mcdougal0
@mcdougal0 9 месяцев назад
One party government seems to be working good for them as long as they keep their greedy capitalist in their place.
@cam35mm
@cam35mm 9 месяцев назад
it's a meritocracy government.
@tonyhaichem
@tonyhaichem 8 месяцев назад
Hold on.....Chinese can't build dams without falling apart killing hundreds, can't build bridges that won't stay up for more than a month, cannot build their own jets without 80% outside help and parts, cannot build high rise buildings that doesn't fall apart like tofu, cannot build ship engines that doesn't break down within a 100 miles, cannot make vaccines that won't kill the patient, cannot build ev vehicles that won't explode, cannot make weapons that has a better than a 33% chance of working, cannot build gps satellites that works, cannot build a tank without its wheels falling off during an exhibition, cannot launch rockets that won't stop exploding or falling on top of houses, cannot even keep their environment clean with the dirtiest smog air and chemical and heavy metal saturated water and soil, cannot produce enough food to feed a qurater of their starving children, cannot heal and eradicate any diseases without killing the patient, cannot conduct laboratories that won't allow pathogens and diseases to escape, cannot even produce ballpoint pens, cannot make a reliable electronic product from appliances to cellphones to tvs......damn, so many common daily produced items and things China can't even get correctly or master, so how The Fk are they creating a hotter sun? More stolen technology and more BS fake claims!
@jamesbears6428
@jamesbears6428 Год назад
We have enough refined Thorium Ingots buried but easily accessible in the Mid West to supply all of the USA's power needs for the next 10,000 years, and we have enough easily accessible thorium in the ground to provide essentially unlimited energy for millions of years. The USA invented and prototyped this technology at Oak Ridge. Problems remain for the molten salt reactor but that does not mean that engineering other improved designs will not work. China is using a solid chip reactor for example. How far along is China with their solid chip reactor? We are so much further ahead with the Thorium reactors compared to Fusion reactors and prototype Thorium reactors are much less expensive per Kilowatt hour produced than present Fusion prototype reactors. The promise of Thorium power is very great, however the hurdles, spoken and unspoken, are also daunting.
@MrGottaQuestion
@MrGottaQuestion Год назад
What's a solid chip reactor?
@MrGottaQuestion
@MrGottaQuestion Год назад
Also, what's the name of where the ingots are stored? I'd like to research that a bit
@jamesbears6428
@jamesbears6428 11 месяцев назад
@@MrGottaQuestionNice question. Being far away in China we can't easily find all the details. Solid chip reactor would indicate by name that the reactor is extracting heat from reactions from solid chips of Thorium. Norway for example uses neutrons produced from Uranium fission to stimulate the reactions in Thorium. You can look up how Thorium reacts and what the reaction products are. Again look up Kirk Sorensen at the links I provided to get all the details. Don't be lazy, it is all available for you to explore.
@MrGottaQuestion
@MrGottaQuestion 11 месяцев назад
I couldn't find anything on a "chip" reactor... is it maybe a pebble bed reactor?
@wnose
@wnose 9 месяцев назад
The main problem with thotium is that it uses molten salt, which is much more corrosive
@zhli4238
@zhli4238 Год назад
China is building 450 nuclear power plants using thorium reactors? That’s a lot. This certainly will help transforming from carbon emitting energy to green energy. Oil is not only polluting environment, it also created Middle East geopolitics.
@xuehengzheng7455
@xuehengzheng7455 Год назад
The "molten salt" idea bears many technical problems. A thorium pallet reactor might be a better alternative, which China is currently testing.
@donparky1812
@donparky1812 9 месяцев назад
This progress is very good for all humankind.
@fireflies-fr
@fireflies-fr Год назад
... One of the reasons behind was that thorium does not contain fissile isotope. However, this problem can be circumvented through the utilization of plutonium in spent nuclear fuel of LWR . Another reason is that plutonium is the artificially produced material per se, thus there was no adequate amount of plutonium in the 1970"s to power thorium reactors.
@MrGottaQuestion
@MrGottaQuestion Год назад
Thorium reactors don't need plutonium to run. They use the thorium fuel cycle, breeding u232
@fireflies-fr
@fireflies-fr 11 месяцев назад
@@MrGottaQuestion Irradiated Thorium is more dangerously radioactive in the short term. The Th-U cycle invariably produces some U-232, which decays to Tl-208, which has a 2.6 MeV gamma ray decay mode. Bi-212 also causes problems. These gamma rays are very hard to shield, requiring more expensive spent fuel handling and/or reprocessing. Reactors that use thorium are operating on what’s called the Thorium-Uranium (Th-U) fuel cycle. The vast majority of existing or proposed nuclear reactors, however, use enriched uranium (U-235) or reprocessed plutonium (Pu-239) as fuel (in the Uranium-Plutonium cycle), and only a handful have used thorium.
@6NBERLS
@6NBERLS 4 месяца назад
There are at least three errors in this video. 1) China's new thorium reactor is a small test of thorium technology and not a finished commercial design. It is an effort to identify and fix problems that will accompany the new thorium technology. 2) U-233 is a fissile material suitable for bomb making. 3) U-238 is depleted uranium and is neither dangerously radioactive nor is it suitable for bomb making. If you put it in with U-233 it will absorb a neutron and become Pu-239... bomb material and disposal problem.
@teatree6228
@teatree6228 2 месяца назад
Garbage Why dont u build one, honey?
@6NBERLS
@6NBERLS 2 месяца назад
@@teatree6228 Gimme a couple minutes, mate.
@satishramteke7955
@satishramteke7955 6 месяцев назад
India has already started using Thorium in its Fast Breeder Reactors in 2nd stage of three stage nuclear program..And India has the largest Thorium reserve in the world
@charlesbeaudry3263
@charlesbeaudry3263 Год назад
The biggest problem with vulgarized science reporting is that they almost always confuse R&D with actual, operating technology. We see this all the time. China does have a thorium molten salt reactor research program but they are many years away from a working reactor and may never be successful. That is just the way R&D works, the outcome is never preordained.
@jamesbears6428
@jamesbears6428 Год назад
I like the fact that you are discerning. We see this market overhang also with new battery technologies. Do you know the details of how far along China has gotten with their research program. If you have informed sources of additional information perhaps you can supply some links so we can get more up to date on their progress.
@johansimons2431
@johansimons2431 Год назад
​@@jamesbears6428😅no 7🎉q no
@panglimahitam8001
@panglimahitam8001 8 месяцев назад
The problem is you don't understand the chinese. They quite like the way how you thinking. The "DEMO" unit mean for chinese is very much different with you. It's already a workable reactor passed all the requirements in lab and able to gain "go ahead" from chinese government. Then they'll reaching in current state. They want to gain more knowledge to how to build and operate with safe and eficient rather than create it. This "DEMO" unit is more like demostrate to the public. The chinese "DEMO' unit was connected to the power grid. They'll continue to R&D the issues found during the initial operation, challeges for commercially operation. Main issue was the first the output still very small 10MW, next reactor will be 5-10 times larger before large scale production. They not in hurry, their 1st Gen IV htgr reactor already started initial commercial operation at october 2023. Large scale mass production in 2-3 years if smooth.
@philipwilkie3239
@philipwilkie3239 Год назад
This is a direct descendant of the Oak Ridge MSRE reactor in the 1960's. They took the information from that program that was saved and made available by Kirk Sorenson around 2010 and used it as the basis of their research. The primary reason why the US cannot pursue new reactor programs is that the NRC is so structured as to prevent it. If anyone is genuinely interested in this look up the recent work done by Jack Devanney at The Gordian Knot who from deep industry knowledge explains why the US nuclear industry cannot innovate. Also very readable.
@JongJande
@JongJande Год назад
Indeed. We could have Thorium LFTR in 1970 ..... if there would have been honest politicians and not satanic crooks.
@subramaniamchandrasekar1397
Thorium reactors are not new. India built its first thorium reactor 20 years ago. The life of radioactive waste is the same as uranium. And it is half efficient. After few years of operation, switched back to using uranium. Refunds.
@veijolalli326
@veijolalli326 Год назад
Thorium pellet tecnology is a dead end - molten salt is a different beast.
@3pints
@3pints Месяц назад
@@veijolalli326 molten salt was tried extensively in India to no success for decades, its far too corrosive
@arubaga
@arubaga Месяц назад
Technical problems exist there to be solved - that’s what they pay scientists for. 😅
@stephentang5983
@stephentang5983 Месяц назад
By magic!
@justinhayes9971
@justinhayes9971 Год назад
Good for them the US just sat on this technology for 6 decades. Glad someone actually pulled the trigger.
@mtp123fly
@mtp123fly Год назад
We have been hearing about Thorium since the late 60s and hearing it would save Nuc ENergy since at least the the early 80s. And yet here were are in the 2020s and it is still the next thing in Nuc.
@chapter4travels
@chapter4travels Год назад
Sort of, but not really. Nixon killed the molten salt experiment project for political reasons, then the coal and gas lobby forced the NRC to be created to kill their only competition. The nuclear industry did nothing to help themselves either. Fast forward to 2011 +/- and Kirk Sorensen resurrects the now de-classified ORNL MSR documents and gives his famous TED talk. That opened the gates. Fast forward again (Well with nuclear there is nothing fast) to 2023 and there are dozens of MSR or some variant start-up companies racing to be first to market. No one knows if this Chinese reactor is real or viable but companies like Terrestrial Energy in Canada is real and more than halfway through a joint US-Canadian licensing review. Most of these companies have abandoned thorium and stuck with uranium, a better option.
@CarlosOddone-z6k
@CarlosOddone-z6k Год назад
come back in 20 years
@CarlosOddone-z6k
@CarlosOddone-z6k Год назад
and than it takes 20 years to build
@CarlosOddone-z6k
@CarlosOddone-z6k Год назад
and 20 more for testing
@l.a.mottern3106
@l.a.mottern3106 Год назад
The US simply did not see the potential of this power system. No vision on the part of our leaders. So we openly gave all our Tech on the subject to China. They will do something with it.
@rinzler9775
@rinzler9775 10 месяцев назад
Rather than tipping money down the drain on windmills and other dead end tech, this is the tech everybody should be refining.
@henryjanicky4978
@henryjanicky4978 3 месяца назад
Wish our government has a brain
@hindudivinity7102
@hindudivinity7102 7 месяцев назад
India is already working on Thorium and recently got great success..
@eugeneenchill7236
@eugeneenchill7236 Год назад
I love this country
@danieloneill9093
@danieloneill9093 25 дней назад
This scares me. Hopefully, they are taking the proper precautions and not cutting any corners.
@davids-c1f
@davids-c1f 3 месяца назад
In Australia we pay 49cents per KW/h due to our great government
@victorlanderos
@victorlanderos Год назад
It has been known since 1953, but the US chose a different path
@mirekslechta7161
@mirekslechta7161 11 месяцев назад
China and Russia together are the only real superpower, evil NATO is a small poodle compare to those two giants !!!
@peterazlac1739
@peterazlac1739 8 месяцев назад
The original thorium based nuclear reactor was developed in the US at the Oak Ridge Energy Research facility. It was intended to power bombers and navy ships and ran successfully for two years. It was abandoned due to the requirement for enriched uranium and plutonium for atom and hydrogen bombs. The problem is the chemistry involved in keeping the solution from poisoning the reaction. One hopes they have solved this problem and are not just discarding it.
@mrvgranfield
@mrvgranfield Год назад
My revulsion towards the British government as the UK could of done this but pandered to the controlling powers a sickening act of submission in the wrong direction.
@tomarmstrong1281
@tomarmstrong1281 11 месяцев назад
I am not a physicist, but I understand enough to know that this decision is a no-brainer. Watch the video to find out why. The fact that the process was developed and refined at the Oakridge Laboratories in America in the 1960s gives the project total credibility. As the commentator says, the system was not taken up in America because it does not produce the uranium needed for the development of nuclear fusion hydrogen bombs which America wanted during the Cold War with Russia.
@idwtgymn
@idwtgymn 10 месяцев назад
The whole story of a thorium reactor consuming nuclear waste is wrong in two ways. First, only unspent fuel is consumed, and even then it is not gone it just becomes fission products which are themselves hot waste, so it is quite a stretch to talk like waste is eliminated by consumption in the process. Second, the fact that thorium reactors can use up all actinide waste (unspent fuel) is not in any way unique to them, it could be done just as easily with uranium source reactors. The same applies to other "advantages", the molten salt approach can be used with uranium source plants too.
@vincentcausey8498
@vincentcausey8498 Год назад
If this is successful, it obviates the need for fusion - at least for the foreseeable future.
@MrGottaQuestion
@MrGottaQuestion Год назад
True.
@panglimahitam8001
@panglimahitam8001 8 месяцев назад
WEST countries might thinking like that. But chinese not like that. Every 3 years technology advancement/replacement in a product could be need a decade at other countries. Chinese still thinking the speed is not quick enough.
@LibertyEater
@LibertyEater 4 месяца назад
Automibile was invented in Germany, but United States made it into mass production and changed the world. So the Thorium. That's power of globalization.
@markdavis8888
@markdavis8888 2 месяца назад
Molten Salt Reactors don't need water to cool them because they are so hot. Water cooled reactors are about 350 degrees centigrade while a molten salt reactor is 650 to 800 degrees centigrade. The greater temperature difference between the cooling fluid and ambient air of the MSR allows it to cool effectively without water. Additionally the MSR operates at ambient pressure while the PWR operates at over 2000 psi!
@stanleytolle416
@stanleytolle416 Месяц назад
The reason molten salt reactor can work without water is they operate at much higher tempstures than most other reactors. By operating at higher tempatures cooling can take place using air cooling. Essentially cooling can take place using heat exchangers similarto AC systems. These systems become much more efficient at transferring heat when the tempature difference between what is being cooled and the air becomes larger.
@kennethwers
@kennethwers 7 месяцев назад
Why corrosive salt? Can some other carrier be used? How about liquid glass?
@nelson2020
@nelson2020 9 месяцев назад
Exactly what the world needs. Western countries and oil companies keep dismissing the threat of global warming issue/sea changes. China is doing the most heavy lifting for a change 😮😮😮
@zuquelyt3273
@zuquelyt3273 7 месяцев назад
🎉🎉🎉Congratulations China❤❤❤
@chip2373
@chip2373 Год назад
Hot air infomercial. Did not show the Chinese Thorium reactor, nor discuss what china is doing to overcome metallurgical problems associated with a Thorium molten salt reactor.
@nevertolatetoprepare2802
@nevertolatetoprepare2802 3 месяца назад
Actually, the Shippingport reactor was converted to thorium and ran commercially for several years before being shut down and greenfielded by an anti-nuke administration.
@bersig
@bersig Год назад
Why would people be shocked at China doing this? I find the opportunity cost of the rest of the world NOT doing this commercially for the past 60 years far more shocking than the fact that China can duplicate 60yo US tech in modern times.
@wnose
@wnose 9 месяцев назад
The reason why no one pursued thorium is that it cannot last long due to the use of molten salt
@flotsamike
@flotsamike 4 месяца назад
You still need water to condense the steam back to liquid to run through again. About 2/3 of the energy a reactor creates, passes through the steam turbines and is lost as the water is condensed again. Even gas cooled reactors need lots of water for cooling the steam that you run through a steam generator even though no water at all is used in the reactor and steps are taken to keep it out.
@JaakSaame
@JaakSaame Год назад
This video (cartoon) grossly over states the benefits and importance of this type of reactor. China has built one small test reactor of this type and are now going to connect it to their grid. We will get more information as the reactor operates. The video makes exaggerated claims about all the nuclear reactors China has built and will build. China has built and will build 10 times more renewable electrical generation than nuclear generation. Also, the thorium reactor will not burn up all nuclear waste. There are molten salt small modular reacts being designed in the US currently. They may never be economical or useful.
@stanleytolle416
@stanleytolle416 Месяц назад
One reason China made its thorium molten salt reactor so quickly is studying all the research papers freely available from the US molten salt research project.
@evitoonbundit2453
@evitoonbundit2453 Год назад
Something is wrong with this video. Claiming that it doesn't need water for cooling must be a misinterpretation. The thorium reactor just like a uranium reactor produces heat. That heat converts water to high pressure and high temperature steam which drives a turbine by expanding and cooling down. The steam exiting from the turbine has to be cooled down even further to create the pressure differential necessary over that turbine. Also the steam used in the turbine is part of a closed water loop. Do realize that if steam prematurely condenses within the turbine to water, the turbine will be subject to heavy erosion damage. So at the exit of the turbine you still have steam but of lower temperature and pressure. The cooling of this closed loop water is done with a heat exchanger which requires a cooler medium to exchange the waste heat to. What external cooling medium will the waste heat be dumped to??? Normally water is used or air which is less efficient. The water in the closed loop has to be very pure to prevent deposition of impurities. The difference between Uranium and thorium reactors is indeed stability achieved by that negative feedbackloop for thorium which makes it safer. Also post-operation cooling requirements may be less.
@ylstorage7085
@ylstorage7085 Год назад
what is we can cool things with another medium? liquid... but made of rock?
@nedvedmark4805
@nedvedmark4805 Год назад
A thorium-based reactor uses liquid salt as a coolant.
@youtuberx199
@youtuberx199 Год назад
A mind is a terrible thing to waste! You had apparently wasted yours!
@albertmagician8613
@albertmagician8613 Год назад
That is an interesting remark. You claim that the reactor doesn't work. Professors said that airplanes are not possible. Then came the Wright brothers.
@evitoonbundit2453
@evitoonbundit2453 Год назад
@@albertmagician8613 No, thorium reactors haven been proven to work decades ago. However the claim that it doesn't need water and for that reason can be located in a desert is weird. A thorium reactor still produces heat which is used to generate steam so the actual conversion of heat to electricity is still the very same thermodynamic proces using turbines and a condensor as with the conventional uranium based fission reactor.
@southforkjim8980
@southforkjim8980 29 дней назад
There are a number of inaccuracies in this video. First, Thorium reactors have been commercialized before. Peach Bottom Unit 1 was a thorium reactor that supplied 40 MWe to the grid in the 1960's and early 1970's. Second, thorium reactors are no more inherently safe than uranium reactors. Inherently safe reactors can be built with with uranium cores or thorium cores. Thorium fueled cores can also melt down depending on the design.
@flotsamike
@flotsamike 4 месяца назад
Molten salt reactor technology was tested between 1965 and 1969 with only 50% reliability and they're still trying to figure out what to do with some of the wastes. I hope the Chinese or anyone else have better luck.
@paulmurgatroyd6372
@paulmurgatroyd6372 7 месяцев назад
Well, China has perfected everything else, they might as well perfect this as well.
@russellk.bonney8534
@russellk.bonney8534 Год назад
You won't hear this on the news.
@onenote6619
@onenote6619 10 месяцев назад
Given the number of big-ticket construction projects going belly-up in China, I would not be happy about being near one of those. And Thorium has some very particular problems involved, including hefty emission of hard gamma rays.
@vernepavreal7296
@vernepavreal7296 Год назад
any word on how the Chinese solve the corrosive molten salt issue? Cheers
@jinpingxi6813
@jinpingxi6813 Год назад
just put on corrosive politicians and it will resorb
@Ghe480
@Ghe480 Год назад
Secret. National Security
@The.Futurist
@The.Futurist Год назад
Probably New discoveries in material science allowed for corrosion resistent alloys. However, as @Ghe480 states, its going to be a secret.
@acuantjahyadi7393
@acuantjahyadi7393 Год назад
China mengakalinya dengan ember plastik
@PhiloSurfer
@PhiloSurfer Год назад
Wait, they are going to steal that technology from the US (which does not have the technology).
@tcveatch
@tcveatch 3 месяца назад
Nice conversation. Good luck in your seeking!
@chippysteve4524
@chippysteve4524 8 месяцев назад
Those who adapt and embrace future tech will survive and dominate whilst those who fill their own pockets grow fat and die,blind and obsolete. These reactors were invented and developed in the US in the 50s but,as,always,due to corruption and greed and the desire to produce plutonium for nukes they killed the research citing 'technical difficulties' and,like every other country went down the uranium route instead. RIP USA. It was nice for a while but noone needs or wants what you have become. Another great advantage of these reactos is that rare earth elements can be produced as byproducts.Kerchiiing!
@The.Futurist
@The.Futurist 8 месяцев назад
Great analysis 👍🏼
@ChalrieD
@ChalrieD Год назад
How are they going to stop the heavy corrosion the Indians experienced.
@hsinhuang6039
@hsinhuang6039 Месяц назад
No any Oxygen and pure Thorium will do.
@ChalrieD
@ChalrieD Месяц назад
@@hsinhuang6039 what you mean?
@flotsamike
@flotsamike 4 месяца назад
By the time the molten salt reactors were being tested the US already had enough plutonium-239 for 5,000 weapons. There were less than 500 useful targets in the Soviet Union and China combined. The Navy had used molten sodium coolant in its first reactor and took that reactor out of the Sea Wolf after only two years because it was too complicated to use and was not very reliable. Even though sodium cooled is not the same as molten salt it still left a bad taste in everyone's mouth. Elsewhere in the weapons complex they were already discovering what happens when you mix alpha emmmiters with fluorine compound's. Unfortunately since it wasn't reported many of us got to discover that all over again. As we tried to find a source of neutrons that we could not explain.
@stanleytolle416
@stanleytolle416 Месяц назад
The main problem India has had with developing a thorium reactor is trying to make a reactor with solid fuel. Yes it is possible but much more difficult.
@fritzeph6550
@fritzeph6550 Год назад
The US will announce it's discovery and the Chinese will build it. It's not easy to realize a project without government support and fundings.
@heleighnadalney2627
@heleighnadalney2627 23 дня назад
Thorium slow breeding reactor is the future both in China and Europe. China just brought their Thorium reactor online........ Europe is hot on their heels, 100x less waste 10x more power....
@JCAH1
@JCAH1 Год назад
So, have Chinese engineers solved the biggest technical challenge of Thorium reactors, which is that the molten salt eats through all pipe materials known to man?
@MrGottaQuestion
@MrGottaQuestion Год назад
Copenhagen atomics has largely solved it.
@JCAH1
@JCAH1 Год назад
@@MrGottaQuestion That is good news. Can you give me any details?
@MrGottaQuestion
@MrGottaQuestion Год назад
@@JCAH1 supposedly getting the salts super pure helps. No oxygen from the air.
@vincentwhatford55
@vincentwhatford55 11 месяцев назад
Let's hope they don't build power plants the same way they build high rise buildings.
@TheFranzzzNL
@TheFranzzzNL 11 месяцев назад
Let's see how it goes...so far the theory works on paper but In practice, a msr power plant has a lot of issues with the molten salt liquid and corrosion of materials.that makes it impractical to work,..something the US already encountered with their msr experimental power plant back in the 70ies..
@wnose
@wnose 9 месяцев назад
Exactly. That's why no other country has pursued thorium
@timetraveller2300
@timetraveller2300 9 месяцев назад
the experimental project has already been running for years. they are now building the first commercial project.
@timetraveller2300
@timetraveller2300 9 месяцев назад
@@wnose because no other country has such a big need in electricity? you know China generates more electricity than any other country in the world?
@flotsamike
@flotsamike 4 месяца назад
I can't help it I always love it when a story about electricity uses the word shocked.
@larsnystrom6698
@larsnystrom6698 8 месяцев назад
The so far unresolved problem with Thorium reactors is material science. Metals becomes brittle in that environment. I haven't heard anything about China solving those problems. Until then, this is testing or prototyping, with far to go until commersial production. But if China succeeds, that's a huge deal! We, except for the US of course, wish them luck!
@stephentang5983
@stephentang5983 Месяц назад
Good for the environment and mankind.
@euroasiabtlimited3208
@euroasiabtlimited3208 Год назад
Well done China. Leading the way without conflicts or wars. ❤ China .
@ireneamercado1125
@ireneamercado1125 Год назад
Wow..
@mmc5261
@mmc5261 2 месяца назад
They most use Gold and silver materials to control the erosion
@tiespijnaker8770
@tiespijnaker8770 Год назад
Short term: Elysium Industries fast reactor Medium term: LFTR Long term: fusion
@govindarajannatesan7013
@govindarajannatesan7013 7 месяцев назад
Congratulation to Chinese Nuclear Scientists for this very positive technological breakthrough
@leadsled8961
@leadsled8961 6 месяцев назад
Thorium Reactor is not used in the west because of the fuel costs. Thorium is cheap and eats nuclear waist. Both are huge money makers for the few.
@Arcticstar69
@Arcticstar69 Год назад
Norway made a functional thorium reactor in 1958. Very old tech.
@RedSupergiant
@RedSupergiant 9 месяцев назад
This video is not even hiding its Chinese propaganda and is presenting the Thorium cycle as some sort of Fusion breakthrough.
@matejorsag6515
@matejorsag6515 9 месяцев назад
There are some inaccuracies in this video, anyway, thank you for bringing up this topic.
@davu5637
@davu5637 2 месяца назад
Take a bow to your new world leader China!
@44mickd
@44mickd 10 месяцев назад
What happens when you have a leader who puts his country first. FJB!!!
@Agapimo
@Agapimo 5 месяцев назад
Nuclear energy's TRUE cost is never calculated as the hundreds of years of maintenance and security to HOPEFULLY secure the radioactive ☢ waste are IGNORED
@olddog-fv2ox
@olddog-fv2ox 4 месяца назад
Thorium msr waste has a very short half life and can consume a lot of the old uranium reactor waste as fuel blend
@tomofnorthcal
@tomofnorthcal 7 месяцев назад
I think politics for the past 40-50 years and oil industry lobbying has delayed American energy tech growth. We could have had thorium energy and amazing hybrid vehicles many years ago.
@SantosCortes-i8y
@SantosCortes-i8y Месяц назад
The parents of molten salt reactors belongs to USA & Oak Ridge Laboratory.
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