depleted fuel

One machine simply pushes in the new fuel, whereby the depleted fuel is pushed out and collected at the other end.

Spent fuel pool: An underwater storage and cooling facility for depleted fuel assemblies that have been removed from a reactor.

Defense Minister Toshimi Kitazawa said that the temperatures of the pools holding depleted fuel at all six reactor units were below the boiling point of water.

More than half of the gas stations in New Jersey and neighboring New York City remained shut due to power outages and depleted fuel supplies.

It's popular with runners as a post-workout recovery drink and provides protein to repair muscle damage, carbs to replenish depleted fuel stores and fluids to replace sweat losses.

One of those fuel tanks can hold five thousand pounds of liquid oxygen and ten thousand pounds of liquid hydrogenmore than enough to refuel Silver Tower's depleted fuel cells.

Despite being out of the combat zone, the mission still faced difficulties as the open bomb bay doors created excessive drag and depleted fuel below the level required to return to RAF Fairford.

This leads to "tricks" to manipulate figures (cost projections of construction, decommissioning and insurance schemes), the extension of the life of the reactors, the reuse of the depleted fuel) in order to conceal the fundamental non-affordability.

The queues at the pump were exacerbated because more than half of all gasoline service stations in the New York City area and New Jersey were shut because of depleted fuel supplies and power outages, industry officials said.

Once more, her 40 mm and five-inch (127 mm) batteries shot the enemy out of his sniper nests and gun positions before setting course for Portland, to anchor in Weymouth Bay to replenish her depleted fuel and ammunition stocks.

Within the centrally controlled structure of the Soviet system, Kazakhstan played a vital industrial and agricultural role; the vast coal deposits discovered in Kazakhstani territory in the 20th century promised to replace the depleted fuel reserves in the European territories of the union.

Upon her arrival at Darwin, Trinity filled the depleted fuel bunkers of USS Holland (AS-3) and USS Otus (AS-20), the tenders to the Asiatic Fleet submarine forces operating in the Malay Barrier.

In 2003, Mason released The 2030 Spike: Countdown to Global Catastrophe, in which he describes a confluence of six 'drivers' that he argues will converge in the decade of 2030: depleted fuel supplies, massive population growth, poverty, global climate change, famine, growing water shortages and international lawlessness.