Nuclear reactor with emergency cooling water injection device

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1989-05-11

1991-03-19

Wasil, Daniel D.

Induced nuclear reactions: processes, systems, and elements

Reactor protection or damage prevention

Emergency core coolant systems

G21C 1518

Patent

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050009079

ABSTRACT:
A nuclear reactor is provided with an emergency cooling water injection device, comprising a vessel through which pass not only the cooling water inlet and outlet pipes under normal operating conditions but also a conduit for injecting pressurized water coming by an emergency reservoir, should a breakage of the primary circuit occur. A thermally insulated duct of the side wall of the vessel, at least at the level of the core, conveys the injected water below the core support plate.

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