kernenergiecentrales
Kernenergiecentrales, also known as nuclear power plants, are facilities designed to generate electricity through nuclear fission. This process involves splitting atoms of heavy elements, typically uranium, in a controlled chain reaction. The immense heat released during fission is used to boil water, producing steam. This high-pressure steam then drives turbines connected to generators, which produce electricity.
The core of a nuclear reactor, where fission occurs, is housed within a robust containment structure designed
Spent nuclear fuel, a byproduct of the fission process, remains radioactive and requires careful management and