Nuclear Plant Design

Nuclear plant design involves creating a facility that safely produces electricity using nuclear reactions. It includes a reactor core where uranium fuel undergoes controlled fission to generate heat. This heat is transferred to water, producing steam that drives turbines connected to electrical generators. The design emphasizes safety features like containment structures, cooling systems, and control mechanisms to prevent accidents and manage radiation. Engineers also focus on efficiency, waste management, and environmental protection. Overall, the goal is to produce reliable, clean energy while ensuring the safety of workers, the public, and the environment.