State any three precautions in running nuclear reactors.
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Looked at functionally, the three basic safety functions in a nuclear reactor are: To control reactivity. To cool the fuel. To contain radioactive substances and containing radiation.
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Three precautions in running nuclear reactors
- To control reactivity.
- To cool the fuel.
- To contain radioactive substances.
Explanation:
- Most reactors have two inherent safety features: a negative temperature coefficient and a negative void coefficient. The first means that, beyond a certain point, as the temperature rises, the reaction's efficiency decreases.
- The second means that if any steam forms in the cooling water, the moderating effect decreases, allowing fewer neutrons to initiate fission, and the reaction automatically slows down.
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