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• Boiling Water Reactor
  A '''Boiling Water Reactor (BWR)''' is a member of the class of [[nuclear reactor]]s cooled by regular
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• Boiling Water Reactor/Definition
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• Boiling Water Reactor/Related Articles
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• Nuclear reactor/Related Articles
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• Boiling Water Reactor
  A '''Boiling Water Reactor (BWR)''' is a member of the class of [[nuclear reactor]]s cooled by regular
  458 bytes (75 words) - 17:06, 10 May 2010
• Pressurized Water Reactor
  ...|radioactive]]. While it is larger and more mechanically complex than a [[Boiling Water Reactor]], it is easier to maintain because the turbines and associated equipment d
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• Pressurized Water Reactor/Related Articles
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• Neutron moderator
  Light water is both the most common moderator and [[reactor coolant]] in [[Boiling Water Reactor]]s and [[Pressurized Water Reactor]]s used for [[electricity generation]] a
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• Nuclear power plant
  ..., the two most common types are [[pressurized water reactor]]s (PWR) and [[boiling water reactor]]s (BWR).
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• Fast neutron reactor
  ...with water. Examples include the [[Pressurized water reactor|PWR]], the [[Boiling Water Reactor|BWR]] and the [[CANDU]] reactors. In Russia and the UK, reactors are operat
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• Steam generator
  ...r plants, but the two most prevalent operational plants use either a '''''Boiling Water Reactor (BWR)''''' or a '''''Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR)'''''.<ref name=WNO>[ht
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• Steam generator/Citable Version
  ...r plants, but the two most prevalent operational plants use either a '''''Boiling Water Reactor (BWR)''''' or a '''''Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR)'''''.<ref name=WNO>[ht
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