Type of energy that is created from nuclear power plants
What is Nuclear energy?
The X in BWRX-300 stands for
What is 10th generation?
Used as a moderator in Boiling Water Reactors
What is water?
The size of a uranium pellet
Approx. distance between tip of your pinky finger to your first knuckle (About an inch)
Most energy dense fuel: Uranium, coal, natural gas or oil
What is uranium?
nuclear energy is Renewable or Non-Renewable
What is Non-Renewable?
SMR stands for...
What is small modular reactor
Heat produced by fission is FIRST used to
What is boil water to steam?
All the used nuclear fuel from US operating nuclear reactors fits in this type of sports field
What is a football field?
(Only 10 yards of the field)
Which element is commonly used as fuel in nuclear power plant
What is Uranium?
The splitting of atoms
What is Nuclear fission?
The amount of electricity the BWRX-300 makes in megawatts.
What is 300 MW
The slowing down fast neutrons to increase the likelihood of fission
What is the purpose of a moderator?
Year the first commercial nuclear reactor was built
What is 1957?
The symbol for Uranium on a periodic table.
What is the symbol U?
Gas released from cooling towers
What is steam?
Days of cooling the ICS can provide without any operator action
What is 7 days?
The component that controls fission by absorbing neutrons
What is control rod?
Nuclear is responsible for __% of Ontario's electricity generation
What is 60%
Canadian province with the largest uranium deposits
What is Saskatchewan?
Advantages of nuclear energy:
Produces a small amount of waste, Nuclear power does not produce carbon dioxide, high capacity factor or all of the above
What is all of the above?
Type of fuel used in the BWRX-300
What is GNF2?
radioactive elements within the fuel continue to decay giving off heat need to be cooled in ...
What is a spent fuel pool?
If all the power you ever used came from nuclear, your lifetime waste could fit into
What is a soda can?
The number of protons in an atom of uranium-235. Hint: U-235 is an isotope of U-238 (natural uranium) which has 92 protons.
What is 92 protons?
Uranium always has 92 protons and isotopes have different numbers of neutrons