HOW A NUCLEAR POWER PLANT WORKS ?.. || NUCLEAR REACTION || 3D ANIMATION || LEARN FROM THE BASE

HOW A NUCLEAR POWER PLANT WORKS ?.. || NUCLEAR REACTION || 3D ANIMATION || LEARN FROM THE BASE

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Title: Earth by MusicbyAden
Genre and Mood: Dance & Electronic + Inspirational

[gelroose]

For anyone wondering -- the method to stop nuclear fission in an emergency is called a "SCRAM" (i.e. if there is a problem you better "scram" outta here). In a SCRAM, the control rods are pushed all the way in to terminate the nuclear reaction. There's also "suicide squads" if everything fails. Some of the most ballsy people on earth who are willing to risk their life to stop reactions in order to save thousands of others.

[jokergordon]

This had to be the most entertaining way to learn how a nuclear plant works. I'm sure there's a lot more technical stuff to it, but it gets his point across. Great job! 👍

[ridhaj]

This is the best way to teach something really technical. Hats off to the creator! Thank you so much.

[themallard]

Still the safest, most efficient, and cleanest energy known to man

[asaugat]

So, nuclear power plants are just a fancy way of heating water

[joaogualberto]

It's easy to understand when is explained this way. Hope Brazil's politicians and its old public burocracy watch this vídeo. Thanks.

[TheUnseenSoldier]

Fun fact: The standard that encompasses the distribution piping to the turbines is found under ASME B31.1
These standards are very high.

[abdulmajied]

Now, im going to build this reactor at my back yard.

[manindersingh]

never seen before ❤️ thanks for giving knowladge

[fvozqjy]

I was worked Koodankulam and kalpakkam nuclear plant, first one is supported by 🇷🇺and second one is PFBR(SODIUM based ) in Thamil nadu 🇮🇳 as a instrument technician (construction time 2012-2017.

[drawing_with_munna_painter]

Great animation🙏 thanks for providing simple explanation of the concept

[discoverymoi]

This is a great video, easy to understand the process but now I wish you could show us the tunes of wtv is it through where the neutros are shot towards the uranium in order to split it apart.

[update_edits]

What an entertaining manner of learning 👍🏻👍🏻 Teachers must use this method. Thank you a lot

[SanjeevKumar-mcww]

I saw a lot of videos before this but I got confused between all of them but, this was amazing and interesting also. Now I am able to get it . Actually I am from 8th grade and I have a chapter about this but when my teachers explain me about this I didn't understand. But, now that quite easy for me to understand .Thank you.

[imSurajsingh]

Awesome Explanation with Great Animation ❤️

[jbofficial]

Seeing your videos first time.Really explaining and understandable.Thank you very much

[xywang]

AFAIK, the heavy water is served as a safety "swimming pool" where the heating core is submerged in, to confine the excessive neutrons, and a liquid sodium metal circulation is used as the first stage of heat transfer, and the regular water/steam circulation is the last power generating stage.

[natealvarado]

this video feels like a fever dream lol

[mikestiglic]

It was nicely done video but it actually is only kind of how this style of reactor works. For instance, the power of this style reactor (CANDU) is controlled by vertical columns of water which they control the level of. Also the fuel bundles are contained within zircalloy tubes that run the length of the Calandra. The heavy water flows through each of the tubes being distributed to each tube by a manifold on either side of the Calandra. That heavy water is warmed by 50C as it passes through. Once heated, the heavy water passes its heat to light water via a heat exchanger that is within the containment. The light water is boiled and that is what passes through the turbine.

[vinnusapavath]

Thank you so much for your good explanation this video is very useful and important to me once again All the best for your future videos 👍👍