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Coolant present in the primary circuit of a pressurised water reactor is high pressure
Options
A. sub cooled water
B. saturated water
C. superheated steam
D. saturated steam
Correct Answer
saturated water
Nuclear Power Engineering problems
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1. U-235 content in enriched uranium, that is normally used in power reactors (e.g., at Tarapur atomic power plant), is about __________ percent.
Options
A. 85
B. 50
C. 3
D. 97
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Correct Answer: 3
2. Pick out the wrong statement.
Options
A. Atoms with same number of nucleons but different number of protons are called isobars.
B. Atoms with same number of protons but different number of nucleons are called isoters.
C. Out of ?, ?, and ?-rays, the one having maximum penetration power are ?-rays.
D. The product formed by emission of ?-particle has mass number less by 4 units than the parent nuclide.
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Correct Answer: Atoms with same number of protons but different number of nucleons are called isoters.
3. Extraction of uranium from its ore is done using __________ methods.
Options
A. electrometallurgical
B. pyrometallurgical
C. chemical
D. physical beneficiation
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Correct Answer: chemical
4. Molten sodium is used as a coolant in a fast breeder reactor, because of its
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A. excellent moderating properties.
B. neutron breeding capability.
C. faster heat removal capability from the core.
D. capability to increase the reaction rate in the core.
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Correct Answer: faster heat removal capability from the core.
5. Commercial power generation from fusion reactor is not yet possible, because
Options
A. it is difficult to control nuclear fusion reaction.
B. the fuel required (i.e., deuterium & tritium) is scarce.
C. it is difficult to initiate fusion reaction.
D. quantity of fuel required for initiating fusion reaction is prohibitively high.
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Correct Answer: it is difficult to control nuclear fusion reaction.
6. Nuclear power reactor located at Tarapur is of __________ type.
Options
A. fast breeder
B. pressurised water
C. boiling water
D. gas cooled
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Correct Answer: boiling water
7. In the nuclear reaction,
93
N
239
→
94
Pu
239
+?; the missing particle is a/an
Options
A. electron
B. proton
C. neutron
D. position
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Correct Answer: electron
8. Percentage of natural uranium present in uranium ore found in Jadugoda (Jharkhand) is
Options
A. 0.1
B. 1
C. 3
D. 12
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Correct Answer: 0.1
9. Main source of __________ is monazite sand.
Options
A. uranium
B. polonium
C. hafnium
D. thorium
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Correct Answer: thorium
10. Secondary cooling circuit is a must in molten sodium cooled fast breeder reactor for
Options
A. achieving high degree of superheat in the steam.
B. faster heat removal rate from the core.
C. lowering the coolant circulation pressure.
D. avoiding the mixing of water with radioactive sodium, as it may cause explosion.
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Correct Answer: avoiding the mixing of water with radioactive sodium, as it may cause explosion.
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