Apocalypse at the Nuclear Plant

When he parked his car next to his many colleagues, Pietra got a familiar cooling tower and grabbed his car. His time is the same as everyone else. If there is hope, he is convinced that he will be a person checking it. He looked at the George guards and asked what he did, but he did not really give the mouse a butt, but he was just a kind person. He noticed something strange when he was walking in the corridor to where he worked.

Nuclear power is a process called nuclear fission when atoms split. Nuclear fission is achieved at the power plant by splitting the nuclear fission reactor; this process is used to generate the steam necessary to move the turbine to produce electricity. Nuclear power plants are steam-driven power plants that use energy from nuclear reactors. A nuclear reactor is a place where a nuclear fission process occurs and energy is generated. The nucleus is a fissile substance.

Nuclear power is the energy used for nuclear fission reactions. Unlike conventional power plants that generate heat using fossil fuels such as coal and natural gas, nuclear power plants use heat generated by controlled fission reactions. Typically, uranium radioactive isotope uranium 235 (U - 235) is used as fuel and another radioactive material such as Cal - 252 (Cf - 252) neutron source initiates fission process in nuclear reactor It is used to maintain. These power plants make up the majority of the total electricity generated in various countries. For example, 75% of France's electricity is supplied by nuclear power plants, but the United States uses nuclear power to supply about 20% of electricity demand.

Today, 438 nuclear power plants generate about 16% of the world electricity. In the United States, 103 nuclear power plants supply about 20% of the country's generation. The United States has not ordered new nuclear installations for more than 20 years, but due to industrial maturity and efficiency, the output of American generators has increased by nearly 8% each year. In the past decade alone, there are no new buildings, but US nuclear power plants have increased by more than 23,000 megawatts. This is equivalent to 23 large scale power stations. At the same time, an increase in production reduces the unit price of nuclear power. With this improvement, the business world has become increasingly interested in expanding plant driving licenses and purchasing new nuclear facilities.