RDX (Reactor for Direct eXperimentation)

RDX (Reactor for Direct eXperimentation) is a research reactor used primarily to test and develop new nuclear technologies and materials. It operates by using controlled nuclear fission to produce energy and radiation, allowing scientists to study reactor behavior, safety, and fuel performance. RDX helps improve nuclear safety standards, supports the development of advanced reactors, and contributes to scientific understanding of nuclear processes. It functions as a versatile platform for experiments that inform the design and operation of future nuclear energy systems, ensuring safe and efficient use of nuclear technology.