1 definition by Анатолий Дыатлов
Pressurized Water Reactor. A class of nuclear reactor in which water is pressurized in the primary coolant circuit, which passes through the reactor and a heat exchanger. This heat exchanger heats up water in the secondary loop, which passes through the turbines and condenser. The turbines turn a generator to create electrical energy. Pressurized water reactors are the most common class of nuclear reactors in the world.
"Xenon build-up in PWRs continues to be a difficult challenge for researchers to overcome."
"I do not care."
"I do not care."
by Анатолий Дыатлов December 12, 2021