fuel rods
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n. pl.Noun (plural)Cylindrical tubes containing nuclear fuel, used in nuclear reactors.
The reactor core contains hundreds of fuel rods.
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- Nuclear meltdowns happen because water that's used to cool the radioactive fuel rods can't be pumped in, usually due to something like a backup power failure.
Nuclear meltdowns happen because water that's used to cool the radioactive fuel rods can't be pumped in, usually due to something like a backup power failure.
- Nuclear meltdowns happen because water that's
used to cool the radioactive fuel rods can't
Nuclear meltdowns happen because water that's used to cool the radioactive fuel rods can't
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- Parts of uranium are packed into sealed fuel rods.
Parts of uranium are packed into sealed fuel rods.
- Parts of Uranium are packed into sealed fuel rods.
Parts of Uranium are packed into sealed fuel rods.
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- Parts of uranium are packed into sealed fuel rods.
Parts of uranium are packed into sealed fuel rods.
- Parts of uranium are packed into sealed fuel rods.
Parts of uranium are packed into sealed fuel rods.
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- They use something called light water technology to surround the fuel rods with water, which slows the neutrons and allows for a sustained nuclear reaction.
They use something called light water technology to surround the fuel rods with water, which slows the neutrons and allows for a sustained nuclear reaction.
- called light-water technology to surround the fuel rods with water, which slows the
called light-water technology to surround the fuel rods with water, which slows the
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- You know, you need active maintenance to keep the fuel rods and all that.
You know, you need active maintenance to keep the fuel rods and all that.