Reactor can mean:
- Bioreactor, any device or system that supports a biologically active environment.
- Chemical reactor, a device for containing and controlling a chemical reaction
- Nuclear reactor, a device for containing and controlling a nuclear reaction
- Fusion reactor, a device for containing and controlling a fusion power reaction
- An inductor (possessing reactance) in an electrical power grid
- A Line reactor is used to limit starting current of motors and to protect variable frequency drives
- The reactor pattern, a design pattern used in concurrent programming
- Reactor (arcade game), an arcade game created by Gottlieb
- Reactor, Inc., a defunct interactive entertainment company founded by Mike Saenz
- Reactor (Havok), a physics simulation engine
- Re-ac-tor, a 1981 album by Neil Young and Crazy Horse
Other articles related to "reactor, reactors":
Organically Moderated And Cooled Reactor - History
... Though this reactor type has been the subject of extensive study, no large power plants using organic coolant have been built ... The Canadians operated a 60 heavy water organic cooled reactor from 1965 to 1985 ... An 45.5 demonstration reactor was operated for a brief period in Piqua, Ohio and was the only power reactor of its kind ever constructed in the United States ...
... Though this reactor type has been the subject of extensive study, no large power plants using organic coolant have been built ... The Canadians operated a 60 heavy water organic cooled reactor from 1965 to 1985 ... An 45.5 demonstration reactor was operated for a brief period in Piqua, Ohio and was the only power reactor of its kind ever constructed in the United States ...
B Reactor - Reactor Design and Construction
... The reactor was designed and built by E ... University of Chicago, and tests from the X-10 Graphite Reactor at Oak Ridge National Laboratory ... The reactor occupies a footprint of 46 by 38 ft (14 by 12 m) (about 1,750 sq ft (163 m2) and is 41 ft (12 m) (approximately five stories) tall, occupying a volume of 71,500 cu ft (2,020 m3) ...
... The reactor was designed and built by E ... University of Chicago, and tests from the X-10 Graphite Reactor at Oak Ridge National Laboratory ... The reactor occupies a footprint of 46 by 38 ft (14 by 12 m) (about 1,750 sq ft (163 m2) and is 41 ft (12 m) (approximately five stories) tall, occupying a volume of 71,500 cu ft (2,020 m3) ...
Organically Moderated And Cooled Reactor - Organic Moderator - Disadvantages - Reactor Control Issues
... is offset by the fact that it also increases reactor control difficulty ... effect of the negative temperature coefficient but may cause the reactor to shut down prematurely ...
... is offset by the fact that it also increases reactor control difficulty ... effect of the negative temperature coefficient but may cause the reactor to shut down prematurely ...
B Reactor
... The B Reactor at the Hanford Site, near Richland, Washington, USA, was the first large-scale nuclear reactor ever built ... The B reactor was fueled with metallic natural uranium, graphite moderated, and water-cooled ... in July 2011 the National Park Service recommended that the B Reactor be included in a national historic park commemorating the Manhattan Project ...
... The B Reactor at the Hanford Site, near Richland, Washington, USA, was the first large-scale nuclear reactor ever built ... The B reactor was fueled with metallic natural uranium, graphite moderated, and water-cooled ... in July 2011 the National Park Service recommended that the B Reactor be included in a national historic park commemorating the Manhattan Project ...
B Reactor - Reactor Operation
... The B Reactor had its first nuclear chain reaction in September, 1944, the D Reactor in December 1944 and the F Reactor in February 1945 ... The reactor produced plutonium-239 by irradiating uranium-238 with neutrons generated by the nuclear reaction ... It was one of three reactors — along with the D and F reactors — built about six miles (10 km) apart on the south bank of the Columbia River ...
... The B Reactor had its first nuclear chain reaction in September, 1944, the D Reactor in December 1944 and the F Reactor in February 1945 ... The reactor produced plutonium-239 by irradiating uranium-238 with neutrons generated by the nuclear reaction ... It was one of three reactors — along with the D and F reactors — built about six miles (10 km) apart on the south bank of the Columbia River ...
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