kütusevardate
Kütusevardate, often referred to as fuel rods, are essential components within nuclear reactors. They are long, slender tubes that contain nuclear fuel, typically enriched uranium. These rods are grouped together to form fuel assemblies, which are then placed within the reactor core. The primary function of kütusevardate is to hold the fissile material that undergoes controlled nuclear fission, releasing heat energy.
The construction of kütusevardate involves carefully selected materials, most commonly zirconium alloys, which are chosen for
During reactor operation, neutrons strike the uranium atoms within the fuel, causing them to split (fission).