Por Que Devemos Investir Em Energia Nuclear?

Sapunaru, Raquel Anna; Silva, Olavo Cosme da; Lima, Maria Thereza da Silva Lopes; Souza, Marina Corrêa de; Flores, Tarcísio Santos; Cruz, Nathália Gracielle da Silva; Diamantino, Hugo Duarte; Barroso, Lívia Alves; Rocha, Bruna Almeida; Souza, Rômulo Luiz Mendes; Ramos, Pedro Camilo; Macedo, Márcio Henrique Marques

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“…Nuclear energy is a source of electrical energy that can contribute to this change as it has the advantage of not emitting substances that contribute to global warming. (SAPUNARU et al, 2014) Nuclear technology was first applied during World War II and, like other technologies used in warfare, received a use after it ended. Giving rise to the use of thermonuclear energy generation, with the emergence of the first electric core plants in the 1950s (MARCIAL, 2006;HINRICHS et al, 2010).…”

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Energy Quantification in Thermonuclear Fusion Reactions of Hydrogen Isotopes

Franzoi¹,

Knop²

2022

JER

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Energy development is an extremely important factor in ensuring the sustainability and economic development of a country. The search for sustainable and renewable sources of energy has been investigated over the years to meet the global energy demand in order to reduce the impacts generated by the burning of fossil fuels. The advancement of civilization requires a vast amount of energy applied to the most diverse ends. Even having risk characteristics that go beyond the generation of fossil fuels, nuclear thermoelectric plants become a means of meeting energy demands taking into account their efficiency. As much as the use of nuclear technology arouses aversion in a large part of society due to accidents in thermonuclear plants, the word radioactivity is still feared by a large part of the global population. The present work aims to study the principles of nuclear energy generation through fission and fusion, dynamically approaching their reactions and quantifying their kinetic energy.

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confidence: 99%