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Main parts of nuclear fussion reactor are:
1. The H2 and h3 ( the duterum and tritum atoms.)
2. The cooling rods of titanium filled with liquid nitrogen.
3. The combustion chamber
4. The reservoir of nuclear extract.
5. The feeder colums .
6. The water supply to produce steam.
7. The radiation sensor units.
and lots more to be added.
Immanuel Gibson
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∙ 16y agoMain parts of nuclear fussion reactor are:
1. The H2 and h3 ( the duterum and tritum atoms.)
2. The cooling rods of titanium filled with liquid nitrogen.
3. The combustion chamber
4. The reservoir of nuclear extract.
5. The feeder colums .
6. The water supply to produce steam.
7. The radiation sensor units.
and lots more to be added.
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∙ 15y agoThe most common types of reactor are the Pressurised Water Reactor and the Boiling Water Reactor. For more details look up Wikipedia entries for these titles, you will find diagrams that help to understand better than words alone.
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∙ 15y agocontainment building, reactor core (control rods), steam generator, turbine, electric generator, cooling towers, power grid
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∙ 14y agoshielding, fuel, control rods, moderator, and coolant
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∙ 12y agoThe nuclear reactor is the main part of the nuclear powerplant.
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