Ydinelementtejä
Ydinelementtejä, often translated as "nuclear fuel elements" or "reactor fuel elements," are the basic structural units of nuclear reactors that contain the fissile material used to sustain a nuclear chain reaction. These elements are designed to efficiently transfer the heat generated by fission to the coolant circulating through the reactor core.
The core component of a ydinelementti is the fuel itself, typically uranium, often enriched to increase the
Multiple fuel rods are bundled together to form a fuel assembly. These assemblies have a specific geometry