The steam produced on the secondary side of the steam generators drives a turbine which then drives the electric generator. The generator converts this energy into electric energy and sends it to the transmission grid. The used steam from the turbine goes to the condenser, where it turns back into water and then through several heat exchangers and feedwater pumps it is forced back into the steam generator.
How NEK works
Primary system Reactor Nuclear fuel Control rods Water in the primary system Reactor coolant pump Pressuriser Steam generators Secondary system High pressure and low pressure steam turbines Condenser Electric generator Transformer
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