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Predicting the Reliability of Turbines for Hydro Power

Hydro-Québec is using stress data from the Canadian Neutron Beam Centre (CNBC) to improve electricity generation from hydroelectric dams. Continue reading Predicting the Reliability of Turbines for Hydro Power →

Posted by CINS / July 1, 2015 / Tagged with Clean energy, Clean energy production, Energy, hydro, Impact / Posted in Research Stories

A Decade of Feeder Studies for Canadian Nuclear Power

Canada’s fleet of nuclear power plants have realized impacts worth hundreds of millions from research supported by a decade of stress measurements using neutron beams to ensure their safe, reliable and economic operations.
Continue reading A Decade of Feeder Studies for Canadian Nuclear Power →

Posted by CINS / February 1, 2015 / Tagged with Clean energy, Clean energy production, Energy, Impact, Nuclear / Posted in Research Stories

Managing the Aging of Nuclear Power Stations in Japan

Stress data obtained at the CNBC contributed to a guide that is used by nuclear operators in Japan to inform decisions about expensive replacements of in-core components that may be susceptible to cracking.
Continue reading Managing the Aging of Nuclear Power Stations in Japan →

Posted by CINS / March 1, 2014 / Tagged with Clean energy, Clean energy production, Energy, Impact, Nuclear / Posted in Research Stories

Commercialising Energy-Saving Technology for Paper Manufacturers

MEEIR Technologie Inc. is seeking to commercialise energy-saving technology following research that accessed the CNBC.
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Posted by CINS / January 1, 2014 / Tagged with Clean energy, Clean energy technology, Energy efficiency, Impact, Paper / Posted in Research Stories

Hydrogen Storage Materials for Clean Cars

Researchers from the University of Alberta use neutron beams to discover how thin metal layers enhance store hydrogen effectively, aiming to one day enable hydrogen-powered cars without the safety issues of pressurized tanks.
Continue reading Hydrogen Storage Materials for Clean Cars →

Posted by CINS / March 1, 2012 / Tagged with Cars & Trucks, Clean energy, Clean energy technology, Energy Storage, Hydrogen Storage / Posted in Research Stories
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CINS is a not-for-profit, voluntary organization that represents the Canadian scientific community of neutron beam users and promotes scientific research using neutron beams.

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