US Nuclear Reactor Reaches Criticality for 10-MWe Data Center Power
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Fourth advanced US reactor achieves criticality at INL, surpassing White House goal
Aalo Atomics' advanced reactor design, the Aalo-X, successfully completed a zero-power fueled criticality demonstration at the Idaho National Laboratory, surpassing President Trump's goal of having three advanced reactors achieve criticality before the US's 250th birthday.
US nuclear reactor reaches criticality for 10-MWe data center power
Aalo Atomics has achieved criticality for its Aalo-X Critical Test Reactor at Idaho National Laboratory, marking the first self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction in the company’s reactor program and moving it closer to supplying power to commercial data centers. The milestone was reached in the early hours of July 4 under authorization from the U.S. Department of Energy as part of its Reactor Pilot Program. Criticality is the point at which a re…
Aalo Atomics’ Test Reactor Reaches Criticality at INL, Fourth DOE-Authorized Advanced Reactor by July 4
Aalo Atomics’ Aalo-X Critical Test Reactor (CTR)—dubbed “Project First Light”—has reached criticality at Idaho National Laboratory (INL), marking the fourth Department of Energy (DOE)–authorized advanced reactor startup under the federal push to accelerate reactor testing and demonstration. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) said July 6 that Aalo’s test reactor, which DOE referred to as […] The post Aalo Atomics’ Test Reactor Reaches Criticalit…
The American company Aalo has announced the successful withdrawal of its industrial critical test reactor (KTR) to a state of criticality, that is, the achievement of a stable self-sustaining chain reaction.
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