____________ nuclear reactor does not require a heat exchanger to supply steam to power turbine?

Correct answer: C. Boiling water

  • A. Molten sodium cooled
  • B. Helium cooled
  • C. Boiling water
  • D. Pressurised water

Explanation

In a boiling-water reactor, water boils inside the reactor vessel and the generated steam goes directly to the turbine, so a separate steam-generating heat exchanger is not required. Pressurised-water and many other reactor systems transfer heat through a secondary loop.

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