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1. Three Mile Island
   ... Moss In a boiling water reactor, the reactor itself produces steam, while in a pressurized water reactor, the steam is produced in a steam generator. ...
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2. Nuclear Power Safety
   ... temperature. There are two different types of light water reactors, the pressurizedwater reactor, and the boiling water reactor. ...
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3. nuclear energy
   ... The most common type, called a pressurized water reactor is shown below. This reactor uses water under pressure as a coolant. The ...
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4. Three Mile Island
   ... to and then about ten seconds later it should have closed but it remained open, leaking very important reactor coolant water to the reactor coolant drain tank. ...
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5. nuclear power plant
   ... process This is a pressurized water reactor, and it is concidered to be a basic type of nuclear rectores, and it is used commonly. the ...
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6. United States Attack And Ballistic Nuclear Submarines
   ... was the reactor. Instead of a pressurized water reactor, the Seawolf was equipped with a liquid sodium reactor. This new type of ...
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7. Nuclear Reactors
   ... In a nuclear reactor, water is heated using nuclear energy to the point that it boils and the steam collects around a collection of spinning blades, called a ...
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8. Chernobyl
   Design Fault In The RBMK Reactor The RBMK reactor RBMK, a Russian acronym translated roughly means ampquotreactor cooled by water and moderated by graphiteampquot, is one ...
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9. Nuclear Energy
   ... In a light water reactor, the water used as a moderator to slow down the neutrons fills the spaces between the fuel assemblies. ...
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10. The Chernobyl disaster
    ... The water added to the reactor is heated by the nuclear reaction and turned into steam to turn the turbines of the generator. The ...
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11. Nuclear Power
    ... In this system, the cooling water in the core goes under so much high pressure that it does not boil. Another type of fission reactor is the little boy design. ...
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12. nuclear energy
    ... It strikes particles of rocky soil, water, and other materials that make up the mushroom shaped cloud. 3 Parts of a nuclear reactor Nuclear reactors vary in ...
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13. nuclear energy
    ... Heavy water is also used as the reactor coolant and is pumped through the tubes containing the fuel pellets to pick up heat generated from the reaction. ...
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14. nuclear energy
    ... reaction. World Book vol. 14, 588 The fission process is used to create heat, which boils water inside the nuclear reactor. The ...
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15. Chernobyl 4
    ... Almost immediately, the cooling pumps slowed, diminishing the flow of cooling water to the reactor core, triggering an uncontrolled chain reaction. ...
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16. CHERNOBYL
    ... The water added to the reactor is heated by the nuclear reaction and turned into steam to turn the turbines of the generator. Leonid ...
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17. Neuclear Power
    ... reaction. World Book vol. 14, 588 The fission process is used to create heat, which boils water inside the nuclear reactor. The ...
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18. What is Nuclear Power
    ... reaction. World Book vol. 14, 588 The fission process is used to create heat, which boils water inside the nuclear reactor. The ...
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19. Nuclear Power
    ... reaction. World Book vol. 14, 588 The fission process is used to create heat, which boils water inside the nuclear reactor. The ...
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20. Nuclear Power
    ... reaction. World Book vol. 14, 588 The fission process is used to create heat, which boils water inside the nuclear reactor. The ...
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21. What happend
    ... the secondary loop. The water temperature and pressure in the reactor raise, this is normal and no cause for alarm. To prevent the ...
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22. What happend
    ... the secondary loop. The water temperature and pressure in the reactor raise, this is normal and no cause for alarm. To prevent the ...
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23. Nuclear Power 3
    ... The accident occurred while an experiment was being conducted with the graphitemoderated reactor running but its emergency watercooling system turned ...
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24. nuclear power
    ... reaction. World Book vol. 14, 588 The fission process is used to create heat, which boils water inside the nuclear reactor. The ...
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25. Nuclear Power Debate
    ... Pennsylvania in 1979 when a coolant pipe was accidentally blocked due to cleaning and repairs the blockage allowed no water to reach the reactor core to cool ...
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26. Chernobyl
    ... safety rules and the reactor became very unstable because it was not built to work in such low levels of power. The core was also filled with water, which it ...
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27. nuclear rockets
    ... efficient are the propellants that can be used since the reactor simply heats matter and ejects it. If liquid hydrogen is used instead of water, the specific ...
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28. Nuclear Power 2
    ... Substances such as ordinary water light water, deuterium oxide heavy water, and graphite ... in order to be able to insert them into the reactor where they are ...
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29. Toxic chemicals Cradle to Grave Management
    ... When disposing of highly radioactive nuclear fuel, the ampquotspentampquot fuel is removed from the reactor and is stored temporarily in waterfilled cooling pools. ...
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30. Chernobyl
    ... crewamp39s doing. The operators blocked the protection systems that were triggered by water levels in the reactor. Both emergency diesel ...
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