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核电与仪器仪表(国外英文资料) This article is contributed by xiaomo514 Pdf documents may experience poor browsing on the WAP side. It is recommended that you first select TXT, or download the source file to the local view. Nuclear power and instrumentation, Wu Jianming, September 2007 Power generation by resources 123456 coal, oil, natural gas, water power, nuclear power, other Chinas 78% world, average 39%, 10%, 15%, 19%, 16%, 1% 20% 2% Proven fuel availability years 40 of oil, 60 of natural gas, 200 of coal Uranium (thermal neutron), uranium (fast neutron), nuclear fusion, 503000 infinite List of world nuclear power plants In 1954, the Soviet Union built the worlds first nuclear power station. By May 2004, 441 nuclear power plants were running in 30 countries, with a installed capacity of 363 million 135 thousand kilowatts and 16% of the total power generation. Total number of installed reactors (MW) total installed capacity In 2003, the supply of nuclear power generation accounted for 1724402812.5 (1233157470319.9782) of Chinas electricity (100 million KW) (763742072308138485) The United States, France, Japan, Russia, Britain, South Korea, Germany, Canada 10359543027191817 974856347345521, 207931204815880, 2064312080 Total number of installed reactors (MW) total installed capacity In 2003, the supply of nuclear power generation accounted for 3.34650245531 (4462592.222) of Chinas electricity (100 million KW) (416374164767655594) Mainland China, Taiwan, India, Ukraine, Sweden, Spain, Belgium, Czech 96141311976 65874884249311268, 9429758457283472 Total number of installed reactors, total installed capacity (MW), Slovakia, Switzerland, Bulgaria, Finland, Hungary, Argentina, Brazil, Tao Yuan, 2472322027222656, 175593519012370 In 2003, nuclear power supply power generation (KWH) 17925916021811070, 133143, accounting for the share of domestic power generation (%) 57403827338.6, 3.780 Total number of installed reactors, total installed capacity (MW), Mexico, Pakistan, South