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The condition known as going solid means that the reactor is shut down and cooled down, and the pressurizer is completely filled with water. The pressurizer is a component of the nuclear power plant that maintains high pressure on the coolant to keep it from flashing into steam. There is a steam bubble (a large volume) in the top of the pressurizer when the plant is online. Once cooled down and depressurized, we can pump more coolant into the plant to completely fill the pressurizer. The plant is then said to go solid when this happens.
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How is the heat generated by the reactor core of a nuclear power plant used to provide power to building?
Within the reactor core of a nuclear power plant all the actions and reactions take place. These reactions release energy in the form of heat. This can be harnessed to provide power to the building.
Explain the purpose of the heat exchanger in the nuclear power plant.?
The heat exchanger is the device built for efficient heat transfer from one medium to another, whether the media are in direct contact or the media are separated by a solid wall so that they never mix.
What is the no-slip condition that all fluids satisfied?
The no-slip condition refers to the phenomenon where a fluid in contact with a solid surface adheres to it and moves at the same speed as the surface, resulting in zero velocity at the interface. This condition is a fundamental property exhibited by all viscous fluids in contact with solid boundaries.
How does water transform into energy?
Water can only transform into energy by means of a nuclear reaction. Changes in heat energy can transform water into different physical states, such as solid, liquid, or gas. As heat energy is increased, the water will move from the solid to the gaseous state. If heat energy is reduced, the water will move from the gaseous to the solid state.
Is grass a state of matter?
Grass is a plant, it is therfore a solid containing a liquid when growing.
How is the heat generated by the reactor core of a nuclear power plant used to provide power to building?
Within the reactor core of a nuclear power plant all the actions and reactions take place. These reactions release energy in the form of heat. This can be harnessed to provide power to the building.
Explain the purpose of the heat exchanger in the nuclear power plant?
The heat exchanger is the device built for efficient heat transfer from one medium to another, whether the media are in direct contact or the media are separated by a solid wall so that they never mix.
Why is a plant a solid?
because it is a plant
Explain the purpose of the heat exchanger in the nuclear power plant.?
The heat exchanger is the device built for efficient heat transfer from one medium to another, whether the media are in direct contact or the media are separated by a solid wall so that they never mix.
What is a solid non metal with 53 protons in it's nuclear?
The answer is hydrogen
Which of the three celestial bodies is not a solid?
A star is not a solid but rather a large ball of gas undergoing nuclear fusion in its core.
In what form is nuclear fuel?
The physical form of nuclear fuel depends on the nuclear reactor type. The fuel can be in form of single solid rods, an assembly (or bundle) of solid pins, solid plates, an assembly of flat or curved plates, assembly of concentric hollow cylinders, solution fuel, or solid spheres
What are the infrastructure requirements for utilizing coal?
Requirements for utilizing coal include railroad tracks or highways/roads to transport the coal, electrical generation plant, water for the electrical generation plant, storage of solid waste produced by the plant, and the electrical grid for power distribution.
Is grass a solid or liquid?
Grass is a solid. It consists of plant material that grows on the ground and has a definite shape and volume.
What is a condition in which the elimination of solid wastes is difficult?
The ordinary condition of hard or obstructed stools is called constipation.
What is thigmatropism?
It is plant response to contact with a solid odject.
What is the no-slip condition that all fluids satisfied?
The no-slip condition refers to the phenomenon where a fluid in contact with a solid surface adheres to it and moves at the same speed as the surface, resulting in zero velocity at the interface. This condition is a fundamental property exhibited by all viscous fluids in contact with solid boundaries.
