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Thus, the "instantaneous" release of even an insignificant part of the heat (2-3% of the power) in the coolant exerts a significant stabilizing effect on the stability of a boiling reactor, especially in the case of a high steam content at the core outlet, which must be taken into consideration when analyzing the dynamics of boiling reactors.

Alexander V. Klinov, A. V. Mamelin

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Key concepts: Coolant, Boiling, Nuclear engineering, Thermodynamics, Pressurizer, Stability (learning theory), Power (physics), Chemistry

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Thus, the "instantaneous" release of even an insignificant part of the heat (2-3% of the power) in the coolant exerts a significant stabilizing effect on the stability of a boiling reactor, especially in the case of a high steam content at the core outlet, which must be taken into consideration when analyzing the dynamics of boiling reactors. — Research Paper | ScholarLens