What does a nuclear power plant need to produce electricity?

Answer 1

Through machinesMy answer is short and simple, although not as much as the first one, lol. Nuclear power plants create electricity much the same as any other power plant the difference is the fuel used. The nuclear fission is the energy used to heat water that creates steam to turn a turbine which generates electricity.

Answer 2

A nuclear power plant needs uranium fuel rods to produce electricity through a process called nuclear fission. This process generates heat, which is used to produce steam that drives a turbine connected to a generator, ultimately creating electricity.

Answer 3

A nuclear power plant heats water. It is a giant kettle.

A nuclear power plant produces energy through a series of steps.

The uranium fuel is inserted into the reactor causing controlled nuclear reactions. This then generates immense amounts of heat, which is used to heat water, which creates steam and turns turbines. The turbines, using the principles of electromagnetism, spin magnets in a coil of wire or spin a coil of wire in a magnet which creates electricity.

Answer 4

Nuclear reaction provide heat to boil the water to steam. The steam drives turbines that in turn rotate the alternators to produce electricity.

Answer 5

In a nuclear power plant, steam is made from water. This drives turbine generators that produce electricity. This steam is made from heat which is created by the splitting of uranium atoms.

Answer 6

A nuclear power plant produce electrical or thermal energy.

Answer 7

The fuel is enriched uranium pellets in hollow rods.

Answer 8

radioactive waste

Answer 9

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Answer 10

Electricity