boiling-water reactor
BWR

When he tailed someone, he stuck on like a bwr.

In a BWR, the containment strategy is a bit different.

A typical large BWR will have 185 of these control rods.

The BWR existed in a state of limbo for many years.

Control rods are inserted from below for current BWR designs.

It has additional functionality in advanced versions of the BWR.

The BWR is designed to shrug this accident off without core damage.

The second unit was originally planned to be a BWR as well but plans later changed.

It continued to run trains along the line and simply billed the BWR for its outstanding payments.

First commissioned in 1971, the plant consists of six boiling water reactors (BWR).

The clubs opening match took place on 1 May 1954 against BWR, which finished 3-3.

Writer's Digest has named BWR as one of 19 "magazines that matter".

GE pioneered the BWR technology that has become widely used throughout the world.

In addition, although confined, BWR spent fuel pools are almost always located outside of the primary containment.

The literature does not indicate why this was the case, but it was eliminated on production models of the BWR.

There are two available hydraulic power sources that can drive the control rods into the core for a BWR under emergency conditions.

BWR systems overview.

All reactors use BWR technology.

Consisting of one 150MWe BWR, it operated from 1964 until 1982.

There are three BWR units in a nuclear power plant near Oskarshamn.

There are five major varieties of BWR containments:

In the case of the BWR, the steam is directed into the condensate chamber and condenses there.

The BWR is a four-wheel-drive road not suited to lower clearance two-wheel-drive vehicles.

A BWR may be designed to operate using only natural circulation so that recirculation pumps are eliminated entirely.

Several calculated/measured quantities are tracked while operating a BWR: