reactor

[riˈæktɚ]

Definition:
1. An electrical device used to introduce reactance into a circuit.
2. (physics) any of several kinds of apparatus that maintain and control a nuclear reaction for the production of energy or artificial elements.

Use 'reactor' in a sentence:

1. Italy had shut down its last reactor in 1990.
2. VIDEO The team unpacks the reactor parts sent from Florida and begins assembling the machine.
3. Where do you all live? Do you live near a reactor?
4. The study on treating nitrite in surface water with tower reactor.
5. We're gonna assume that you understand reactor physics, and this is basically a refresher course.
6. The reactor hall.
7. Study on the Organic Wastewater Treatment with Pressure Biochemical Reactor.
8. The Energy Secretary hopes to bring on line a safer new tritium production reactor.
9. The reactor operators face extraordinary risks.
10. Engineering Economy Analysis of Research Reactor.
11. Digital Reactor Power Control System.
12. Recall, our next lecture will be on reactor physics.
13. The reactor is currently running smoothly.
14. Circulating and flowing-down tube of anolyte and that of catholyte are installed outside the reactor components.
15. The scientist most likely to understand the safety of a nuclear reactor, for example, is a nuclear engineer who declares that a reactor is unsafe.
16. A pressurised water reactor is a little different.
17. Research on Optimization Theory and Application of Reactive Distillation with Side Reactors.
18. Today we're gonna review the overall reactor types that are presently in existence.
19. France is also to supply a nuclear reactor to Libya.
20. The basic structure and the principle of controlled saturable reactor were described.
21. How do you typically cool a reactor?
22. Pulsed Reactor Power Control System Simulation Study.
23. It's a calandria type reactor.
24. And this is a challenge of reactor design.
25. The nuclear reactor was not damaged in the lightning storm that struck late last night.
26. The Measurement and Data Processing for Neutron Flux Distribution in Reactor Core.
27. Accident analysis and measures of the high pressure alcohol hydrogenation reactor tube.
28. Research situation of micro-channel reactor used in fuel cell system.
29. Reactor axial power distribution control and power capability analysis.
30. A New Model to Study Oxygen Transfer in Air lift Loop Reactor Using Dynamic Method.
31. Important requirement of the reactor for Fischer Tropsch process is to remove the heat of the reaction.
32. The Reactor pattern serves precisely this function.
33. Failure analysis& improved method of the cooling pipe of the reactor.
34. He successfully deactivated a nuclear reactor in a laboratory before meltdown.
35. Research and engineering design of new type hydrogen cold box in hydrocracking reactor.
36. So it's a much more robust, basic reactor.
37. In most reactors, there is a significant flux of fast neutrons.
38. He added, at this speed, they will be generating more heat per cubic centimeter than a nuclear reactor.
39. Dynamic analysis of nonlinear model of 200 MW nuclear heating reactor.
40. Dynamic characteristics of fixed bed reactors& Wrong way behavior.
41. The Sandia prototype's solar collector has an area of about 20 square meters (215 square feet) for a reactor the size of a beer keg.
42. This is a graphic of a typical reactor.
43. Inside the reactor the large molecules are cracked into smaller molecules.
44. The conflict has been surfacing since 2002, when the corporation bought Vermont's only nuclear power plant, an aging reactor in Vernon.
45. Generally these statutes apply only to wastes from reactors outside the enacting state.
46. A nuclear reactor is the apparatus in which atoms are split.
47. The reactor is encased in concrete and steel.
48. Exelon Corp. will explore building a new nuclear reactor downstate.
49. The guts of the reactor have to be hauled out of the pressure vessel.
50. They shut down the nuclear reactor for safety reasons.
51. Water, acrylonitrile and the galactomannan gum are added to a reactor with an alkali metal hydroxide.
52. Scientists warned that emergency cooling systems could fail and a reactor meltdown could occur.
53. Emergency cooling systems could fail and a reactor meltdown could occur.
54. The transactor thinks activating the atomic interaction the intact reactor is practicable.
55. All the reactor units appear intact.
56. The atomic reactor generates enormous amounts of thermal energy.