IMPROVEMENTS RELATING TO NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS
A. Vandeghen, N. Salier
Abstract
A. Vandeghen, N. Salier
Abstract
A nuclear power plant for producing superheated steam is designed with means for continuing such production even after the reactor is shut down. The superheated steam is produced by a conventionally fueled independent superheater, and means is provided for operating the superheater as a water boiler when the production of saturated steam by the reactor is terminated. (D.L.C.)
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A nuclear power plant for producing superheated steam is designed with means for continuing such production even after the reactor is shut down. The superheated steam is produced by a conventionally fueled independent superheater, and means is provided for operating the superheater as a water boiler when the production of saturated steam by the reactor is terminated. (D.L.C.)
Key concepts: Superheater, Superheated steam, Boiler (water heating), Nuclear engineering, Shut down, Superheating, Steam-electric power station, Shutdown