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Site Facilities: 1 Unneeded Old Coal Power Plant
2 New Electricity Generator
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Power Plant: 3 Power Plant Choices
3a Pilot Plant Power Drop
3b Carbon Capture Power
3c NuScale 550°F Reactor
3d ThorCon 1,300°F Reactor
3e GA 1,560°F Reactor
Fuel Feedstock:
4 Hydrogen and Steam
Generators 5 Biomass Preparation
6 Plasma Torch Biomass Gasifier
Refinery: 7 Biosynfuel Refinery
8 Biosynthetic Fuels
8a Cellulosic E85 BioEthanol
8b Cellulosic M70 BioMethanol
8c Cellulosic BioDiesel
8d Fuel Hydrogen
New Electricity Generator Building

The coal power plant the author has in mind is a relatively new small single 50 megaWatt unit located in a rural portion of a Northern Midwest state.

Few coal power plants are as dirty and as ugly as environmentalists like to portray.
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Generator buildings are clearly defined by local and national building and electrical codes, supplemented by constraints from the relevant equipment manufacturers, and, in the case of powering the electric generators from a nuclear reactor, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
At first, your author thought that simply converting coal burning boilers to submarine-like steam generators would be a fast and cheap way to decarbonize the generation of electricity.
Not so, as this paper points out: The Hook-ons.pdf
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