A Nuclear Reactor - 3d Tour.mp4

Pressurized heavy water reactor is used in the Pressurized heavy water reactor nuclear power plant. The PHWR reactor design was developed in 1950 in Canada as the CANDU, It uses natural uranium (0.7% U-235) oxide as fuel, hence needs a more efficient moderator, in this case heavy water (D2O).
The moderator is in a large tank called a calandria, penetrated by several hundred horizontal pressure tubes which form channels for the fuel, cooled by a flow of heavy water under high pressure in the primary cooling circuit, reaching 290°C. As in the PWR, the primary coolant generates steam in a secondary circuit to drive the turbines. The pressure tube design means that the reactor can be refueled progressively without shutting down, by isolating individual pressure tubes from the cooling circuit

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• nuclear reactor
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