Pressurized water reactor is designed

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The pressurized water reactor (PWR) is a type of nuclear reactor used to generate electricity and propel nuclear submarines and naval vessels. The pressurized water reactor (PWR) also uses ordinary or light water as both coolant and moderator. However, in the PWR system, the cooling water is kept under pressure so that it cannot boil. The heated, high-pressure water then flows to a steam generator, where it transfers its thermal energy to lower pressure water of a secondary system where steam is generated.

Pressurized water reactor is designed

For boiling of water in the core

To use liquid sodium metal as coolant

To use intermediate coolant

To prevent the water coolant from boiling in the core

The correct answer is `No. 3: To use intermediate coolant`

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Pressurized water reactor is designed

For boiling of water in the core

To use liquid sodium metal as coolant

To use intermediate coolant

To prevent the water coolant from boiling in the core

The correct answer is No. 3: To use intermediate coolant

The correct answer is `No. 3: To use intermediate coolant`