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8 March, 04:38

In a nuclear power plant, where are fuel rods found and what function do they perform?

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  1. 8 March, 06:20
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    In a nuclear plant, fuel rods are usually located in the reactor core. A radioactive element, usually uranium is used to generate a nuclear reaction which provide enormous heat and in which water is converted to steam which is utilized to drive turbines.
  2. 8 March, 08:30
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    The fuel rods contain the pellets of uranium dioxide which releases radioactive energy.
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