NUCLEAR POWER PLANT COMPRISING A SUPERHEATER
A. Vandeghen, N. Salier
Abstract
A. Vandeghen, N. Salier
Abstract
In order to increase the power and thermal efficiency of a nuclear power plant, the turbine is fed with superheated steam instead of saturated steam. The superheating of the steam produced by the reactor is performed by a device using conventional fuel, e.g., coal or oil. The plant is provided with means which give it the usual structure of a steam generator so that it may function as such in the event of cessation of saturated steam production by the reactor. (NPO)
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In order to increase the power and thermal efficiency of a nuclear power plant, the turbine is fed with superheated steam instead of saturated steam. The superheating of the steam produced by the reactor is performed by a device using conventional fuel, e.g., coal or oil. The plant is provided with means which give it the usual structure of a steam generator so that it may function as such in the event of cessation of saturated steam production by the reactor. (NPO)
Key concepts: Superheater, Superheated steam, Steam-electric power station, Thermal power station, Nuclear engineering, Boiler (water heating), Steam turbine, Heat recovery steam generator