A description of the molten salt reactor on the thorium-uranium-233 cycle, from Reactor Physics and LPSC (Laboratoire de Physique Subatomique et de Cosmologie), Grenoble
Hoglund's home page, info and papers on molten salt reactors
Thorium
fueled underground power plant based on molten salt technology, Ralph Moir
and Edward Teller, Nuclear Technology 151 334-339
(2005)
C/C - SiC composites-white paper, Per Peterson
Nuclear Energy Research Initiative (NERI) Proposal 2002, Deep-Burn Molten-Salt Reactors, Moir et al
Cost of electricity from Molten Salt Reactors (MSR), Moir, Nuclear Technology 138 93-95 (2002)
Recommendations for a restart of molten salt reactor development, Moir, Energy Conversion & Management, 49 (2008) 1849-1858
Furukawa et al. ICENES 2007, Energy Conversion & Management, 49 (2008) 1832-1848
Jets and droplets compared to a moving slab of liquid for divertor cooling for a tokamak magnetic fusion energy reactor, (2008), R. Moir, Vallecitos Molten Salt Research Report No. 1, 51 pages
David LeBlanc's Too good to leave on the shelf, Mechanical Engineering, May 2010
Liquid fluoride thorium reactors, (2010), Hargraves and Moir, American Scientist, 98, May
Thinking nuclear? Think thorium.(2010), Kirk Sorensen. Machine Design, March 16
U232 nonproliferation features, (June 25, 2010) R. W. Moir. Vallecitos Molten Salt Research, Report No. 2, 17 pages
Liquid Fuel Nuclear Reactors, (January 2011) Robert Hargraves and Ralph Moir. APS Physics Forum on Physics & Society, Volume 40, Number 1
published March 15, 2012