2007
DOI: 10.1590/s0103-40142007000100005
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Geração hidrelétrica, termelétrica e nuclear

Abstract: The electric energy problem T he debate on energy in the beginning of President Lula's second term in office became more intense, involving the Growth Acceleration Plan (GAP) itself, which was announced with great expectation to overcome the apathy in which the Brazilian economy had fallen more than a decade ago. Therefore, the success of GAP is important. Energy must not be a bottleneck.The first sign of the problems that are in the root of the current debate was given in the beginning of the president's firs… Show more

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“…Conservation of native vegetation around watercourses is known to be one of the most effective means of avoiding erosion and maintaining stream flows during drought periods, and to provide corridors and connectivity for the terrestrial fauna (e.g., Sekercioglu et al, 2015). The major urban centers of Brazil, where most of the GNP is generated, have suffered from a lack of water in the catchments of the major dams (Nobre et al, 2016) and the cost of energy to consumers is regularly increased because expensive, highly-polluting, thermoelectric plants have to be used to complement hydro-electric power provided by the dams (Rosa, 2007). Additionally, the losses of native vegetation in the Cerrado savanna region in Central Brazil are altering the water balance through increased evapotranspiration and diminishing the capacity for water storage (Oliveira et al, 2013).…”
Section: Effects Of Policy Changes On Environment and Economymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Conservation of native vegetation around watercourses is known to be one of the most effective means of avoiding erosion and maintaining stream flows during drought periods, and to provide corridors and connectivity for the terrestrial fauna (e.g., Sekercioglu et al, 2015). The major urban centers of Brazil, where most of the GNP is generated, have suffered from a lack of water in the catchments of the major dams (Nobre et al, 2016) and the cost of energy to consumers is regularly increased because expensive, highly-polluting, thermoelectric plants have to be used to complement hydro-electric power provided by the dams (Rosa, 2007). Additionally, the losses of native vegetation in the Cerrado savanna region in Central Brazil are altering the water balance through increased evapotranspiration and diminishing the capacity for water storage (Oliveira et al, 2013).…”
Section: Effects Of Policy Changes On Environment and Economymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Rosa (2007) the building of a hydroelectric plant initially requires a confluence of rivers and a geographical relief which allows for the existence of waterfalls to produce electricity. In order for this to occur, a dam or a reservoir must be built to contain the water.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…destaca-se a produção da energia elétrica a partir de reatores nucleares, tema bastante relevante na Engenharia Nuclear [3]. Nesse trabalho propõe-se a utilização da equação de transporte linearizada de Boltzmann como modelo matemático para descrever os problemas de blindagem de nêutrons, resolvendo-se, então, um problema aproximado de blindagem.…”
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