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Nuclear Power 《中国学术期刊文摘》赠阅 《中国学术期刊文摘》赠阅 CHINESE SCIENCE ABSTRACTS (Monthly, Established in 2006) Vol. 12 No. 5, 2017 (Sum No. 131) Published on May 15, 2017 Competent Authority: China Association for Science and Technology Supporting Organization: Contents Department of Society Affairs and Academic Hot Topic Activities China Association for Science and Technol o gy Nuclear Power…………………………………………………………………………1 Sponsor : Coastal Waters Environmental Pollution……………………………………………17 Science and Technology Review Publishing House Publisher : Cover Papers Science and Technology Review Publishing House Agronomy (39) Basic Theory of Environmental Science (39) Editor-in-Chief: XIANG Chang-le Botany (40) Chemistry (41) Chief of the Staff/Deputy Editor-in-Chief: QIN De-ji yjzxqdj@163.com General Industrial Technology (45) Deputy Chief of the Staff/Deputy Editor-in-Chief: Geology (46) Oceanography (47) SHI Yong-chao shiyongchao@cast.org.cn Research and Exploration of Aerospace (47) Deputy Editor-in-Chief: SONG Jun Zoology (48) Deputy Director of Editorial Department: WU Xiao-li wuxiaoli@cast.org.cn Data Ranking Medicine, General & Internal (49) Executive Editor： Meteorology & Atmospheric Sciences (50) WU Xiao-li Director of Circulation Department: Microbiology (51) Mineralogy (52) YU Hui yuhui@cast.org.cn Multidisciplinary Sciences (53) Mycology (54) Editorial Department: Nanoscience & Nanotechnology (55) 010-62172009 wzbjb@cast.org.cn《中国学术期刊文摘》赠阅 Neuroimaging (56) Neurosciences (57) Circulation Department: Nutrition & Dietetics (58) Oceanography (59) 010-62194182 kjdb@cast.org.cn Oncology (60) Ophthalmology (61) Optics (62) (for subscriptions) Address: No. 86, Xueyuan South Rd., Haidian Ornithology (63) Orthopedics (64) District, Beijing 100081, P.R.China Otorhinolaryngology (65) Paleontology (66) Postcode: 100081 Parasitology (67) Pathology (68) Website: www.csad.org.cn Pediatrics (69) Peripheral Vascular Disease (70) Sina Micro-blog: http://weibo.com/u/3809662148 Pharmacology & Pharmacy (71) Physics, Applied (72) Distributor: All Local Post Offices in China Physics, Condensed Matter (73) Physics, Mathematical (74) Distribution Codes: Physics, Multidisciplinary (75) Physics, Nuclear (76) 80-487 (Homeland) M1993 (Overseas) Distributor in China: Beijing Publishing Bureau Physiology (77) Plant Sciences (78) Distributor Abroad: Polymer Science (79) Primary Health Care (80) China International Book Trading Cooperation Psychiatry (81) Psychology (82) (No. 35, Chegongzhuang West Road, Haidian Robotics (83) Statistics & Probability (84) District, Beijing 100044, P.R.China Substance Abuse (85) Surgery (86) Printing: Beijing Jinghua Hucais Printing Co., Ltd. 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Following a nuclear energy to generate heat, which most frequently is major earthquake, a 15-metre tsunami disabled the power then used in steam turbines to produce electricity in a supply and cooling of three Fukushima Daiichi reactors, nuclear power plant. According to IAEA, since 2012, causing a nuclear accident on 11 March 2011. It can be China has been the country with the largest installed power seen that nuclear power has obvious advantages, but how capacity, and it has increased this by 14% since then to to ensure its safety is also a common concern. reach 1245 GWe in 2014, or 21% of global capacity, ·Data Rankings· By March 14, 2017, according to China Knowledge ‘nuclear power’ are 821 and 7166 respectively. The Resource Integrated Database (CNKI) and Web of Science number of published papers of institution, author, journal, (WOS), the numbers of journal papers by retrieving and cited frequency are as follows. Number of Published Papers of Institution in CNKI Number of Published Papers of Institution in WOS Institution Number of Papers Institution Number of Papers China General Nuclear Power Corporation 46 United States Department of Energy 216 China Nuclear Power Engineering Co., Ltd 29 Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute 132 Shanghai Nuclear Engineering Research and 23 Russian Academy of Sciences 104 Design Institute 《中国学术期刊文摘》赠阅 National Research Centre Kurchatov Nuclear Power Institute of China 20 98 Institute Korea Advanced Institute of Science Nuclear and Radiation Safety Center 19 96 Technology (Sources: CNKI, Web of Science; Retrieval date: 2017-03-14) Number of Published Papers of Author in CNKI Number of Published Papers of Author in WOS Author Institution Number of Papers Author Number of Papers ZHANG China National Nuclear Corporation 5 Anonymous 159 Lu-qing Shanghai Electric Nuclear Power LI Shuang-yan 4 Seong, PH 43 Equipment Co., Ltd. WANG Electric Power Construction 4 Park, J 32 Hong-dong Corporation ZHANG China Institute of Nuclear Information 4 Margulova, TK 29 Rui-ping and Economics Shanghai Electric Nuclear Power LUO Cheng 4 Orlov, VV 27 Equipment Co., Ltd. China Institute of Nuclear Information ZHANG Xue 4 and Economics (Sources: CNKI, Web of Science; Retrieval date: 2017-03-14) ·1· Hot Topic Chinese Science Abstracts 2017 Number of Published Papers of Journal in CNKI Number of Published Papers of Journal in WOS Journal Number of Papers Journal Number of Papers China Nuclear Power 32 Nuclear Engineering and Design 516 Standard Measurement and Quality of Nuclear 23 Atomic Energy 476 Nuclear Science and Engineering 17 Thermal Engineering 230 Nuclear Power Engineering 28 Soviet Atomic Energy 199 China Nuclear Industry 23 Nuclear Technology 172 (Sources: CNKI, Web of Science; Retrieval date: 2017-03-14) According to CNKI, highly cited papers by retrieving ‘nuclear power’ are as follows. Highly Cited Papers in CNKI Citation Title First Author Source Frequency The status and research development of nuclear World Sci-Tech R & D, 2007, 29(5): 38 CHEN Wei power technology 81-86 China Metalforming Equipment & Development of manufacture technology for main 35 PAN Pin-li Manufacturing Technology, pipe of large-sized nuclear power 2011, 1: 13-17 Earthquake Engineering and A prospective study on applicability of base 28 XIE Li-li Engineering Dynamics, isolation in nuclear power plants 《中国学术期刊文摘》赠阅2012, 32(1): 1-10 Development of nuclear power industry and its Corrosion & Protection, 27 YANG Wu demands on corrosion protection technology 1997, 18(3): 3-7 Status and development tactics for key technology Nuclear Power Engineering, 21 of digitized instrument and control system for YANG Qi 2002, 23(A02): 66-69 nuclear power plant China Metalforming Equipment & Technical development of low-pressure rotor in 20 LIU Xin Manufacturing Technology, nuclear turbine 2009, 44(3): 13-18 Development tendency of the world’s nuclear Power Equipment, 2007, 21(5): 20 power generating technique and appraisal of OU Yang-yu 325-331 the 3rd generation’s achievement (Source: CNKI; Retrieval date: 2017-03-14) ·2· Vol. 12 No. 5 Chinese Science Abstracts Hot Topic According to Web of Science, highly cited papers by retrieving ‘nuclear power’ are as follows. Highly Cited Papers in WOS Citation Title First Author Source Frequency Search for neutrino oscillations on a long Apollonio, M The European Physical Journal 834 base-line at the CHOOZ nuclear power station C-Particles and Fields, 2003, 27(3): 331-374 Preliminary estimation of release amounts of 131I and 137Cs accidentally discharged from the Journal of Nuclear Science and 350 Chino, M Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant into Technology, 2011, 48(7): 1129-1134 theatmosphere Nuclear-powered millisecond pulsars and the 262 Chakrabarty, D Nature, 2003, 424(6944): 42-44 maximum spin frequency of neutron stars Neutrino-oscillation experiments at the Gösgen Physical Review D, 1986, 34(9): 205 Zacek, G nuclear power reactor 2621-2636 Xenon-133 and caesium-137 releases into the atmosphere from the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 176 Stohl, A power plant: Determination of the source term, 2012, 12(5):
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