Not exact matches
This
reactor, a 5 MW light -
water research
reactor known as the Pakistan Atomic Research
Reactor (PARR - 1), began operating in 1965 at Pinstech in Nilore.»
With
no fresh, cold
water flowing through the system, the
reactors began to behave like enormous kettles, boiling the
water that was
no longer flowing out of the system.
Flaws in the boiling -
water reactor safety system at Fukushima Daiichi (as well as Oyster Creek and Vermont Yankee) had been
known since 1972.
«Today, we don't
know whether spent nuclear fuel from light -
water reactors is waste or a resource,» Moniz noted.
Most
reactors of this type are
known as pressurised heavy
water reactors, favoured especially in Canada.