nklr chinese nuclear plants hydrogen pebble bed etc

[nakedwaterskier]

China China has licensed the German technology and is actively developing a pebble bed reactor for power generation [8]. The 10 megawatt prototype is called the HTR-10. It is a conventional helium-cooled, helium- turbine design. The program is at Tsinghua University in Beijing. The first 200 megawatt production plant is planned for 2007. There are firm plans for thirty such plants by 2020 (6 gigawatts). By 2050, China plans to deploy as much as 300 gigawatts of reactors of which PBMRs will be a major component. If PBMRs are successful, there may be a substantial number of reactors deployed. This may be the largest planned nuclear power deployment in history. Tsinghua's program for Nuclear and New Energy technology also plans in 2006 to begin developing a system to use the high temperature gas of a pebble bed reactor to crack steam to produce hydrogen. The hydrogen could serve as fuel for hydrogen vehicles, reducing China's dependence on imported oil. Hydrogen can also be stored, unlike electricity, and distribution by pipelines may be more efficient than conventional power lines. See hydrogen economy.

[hill_buster]

Does anyone know the the spring compression rating for the 420-1030 rear shock/spring combo from Progressive Suspension? Is it a 350-450 or the heavier 500-560. According to various dealers there is only 1 spring available but they don't know the compression rating. No response received from Progressive Suspension. Thanks in advance Hill_buster