Nuclear Activities In
today world
The Science of things
April 16, 2002
Nuclear History
The history of Nuclear Energy Came from
the development of nuclear warfare.
Nuclear warfare was developed mainly
durring the years of world war 2.
Many sicentists and physicists acrost
the globe were experimenting with
spliting atoms and the sort. When they
discoverd that by bombarding a uranium
atom with neutrons it would split
resulting in energy release of radiation
and heat. After three weeks of testing
the new bomb, the United States
Military droped it in Japan. The result,
The ending of world war 2. The world
had stepped into a new age.
Scientists pushed further and further into
the science of nuclear technology resulting
in more and more used for it, Including,
medical uses, agriculturel uses, food
preservational uses and finaly, Energy uses
witch include the Nuclear Power plants.
Most of the Current Nuclear Power plants in
operation today have 4 basic componets witch
including the Core, the Condenser, the
turbine and the steam generator.
Inside the
core Super hot uranium rods heat water
creating steam, the steam then flows through
a pipe to the steam generator, witch is
basicly a chamber filled with water, When the
steam flows through the pipes that go in and
out of the steam generator chamber it heats
the water and creats more steam, witch in
turn flows up to the turbine and powers a
generator, or lots of generators.after the
steam goes through the turbine it heads
towards the condenser unit where it gets
cooled by cold water pipes and then it turns
back into water and heads back to the steam
generator. The whole reactor is like a big
steam engine, but instead of burning
convention coal or wood, it used the heat
created by...
Nuclear activities in todays world
Needs formatting and proof reading. Decent paper. I'd give it a B. It's definately highschool stuff though. It's clear concise and to the point, but I think the paragraph breaks were a little muddled. This paper can be expanded on, or easily used as a source.
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