The main aim of nuclear power is to produce electricity. People needs electricity for their daily life. Therefore for producing more electricity we need power plants.
Nuclear fusion is mainly used in the US for research purposes, with several projects working towards developing fusion as a viable energy source. Projects like ITER aim to demonstrate the feasibility of fusion power. However, commercial fusion power plants are not yet operational in the US.
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It's a matter of deciding what proportion of generation should be nuclear. I think you should aim to keep it at about 20 percent as at present. There are I think 104 reactor units now, and many of these must be due to retire over the next 15-20 years, so just to replace the old ones you are going to need perhaps 5 a year over a 20 year period.
Mother dairy was setup in 1974 and the aim of it was to supply the best milk in India.
The aim of the "nuclear plant game" is to simulate the various challenges and decisions involved in managing a nuclear power plant to highlight the complexities and risks associated with nuclear energy. The absence of a "happy end" is a reflection of the potential consequences of mishandling these responsibilities, emphasizing the need for careful planning, attention to safety protocols, and awareness of the long-term impacts of nuclear power.
The aim of bhagat singh was to destroy british rule and make India free from it.
Vodafone's marketing aim in the India is to retain market leadership.
The aim of the first KKK was to increase white power and prevent Republicans from obtaining power.
As usual, military reasons firstly. Making the A-bomb in WW2, then the aim of having nuclear powered submarines, and making plutonium for more bombs. Commercial use of LWR's and gas cooled reactors was then thought to offer cheap power, compared to fossil fuels, but this has been largely an illusion. Now the emphasis is on not producing greenhouse gases.
the alliances aimed to keep peace by creating a balance of power
Power, Aim, and Presicion