How the nuclear power plant works?

Answer 1

Nuclear fuels like uranium or plutonium release huge amounts of heat energy, this heats water which tuns to steam. This steam turns turbines, which turn a generator, whch creates electricity.

Answer 2

Nuclear power plants use a process called nuclear fission to generate heat, which is then used to produce steam that drives turbines connected to generators. The heat is produced by splitting uranium atoms in a controlled chain reaction. The nuclear reactions are carefully controlled to produce energy without causing a runaway reaction or meltdown.