Nuclear powered desalination system
{"Image DocumentName": "Nuclear powered desalination system", "Image ImageDescription": "Nuclear energy is carbon-free generation and is a sustainable solution and potentially competitive with fossil fuels. It is necessary to consider it for desalination projects. All nuclear reactor types can provide the energy required by various desalination processes. However, Small and Medium Reactors have the largest potential as coupling options to nuclear desalination systems. The coupling scheme is usually dictated by the maximum economic and practical benefits that can be achieved, in terms of water and electricity production. In general, coupling is technically feasible but imposes conditions such as avoiding radioactivity cross-contamination and minimising the impact of the thermal desalination plant on the nuclear reactor. hybrid system coupled. to a nuclear power plant. Reactor. Steam. Generator. Reheaters. MS. H.P. Turbine. FW Pump. L.P. Condenser. Air Ejector. Multistage Flash Distillation. Brine Heater. Transfer Pump. Pretreatment. System. Booster. Pump. High Pressure. RO Membrane. Energy Recovery System. Permeate Water. Seawater. Distilled Water. Brine Blow down. Reject Brine. Packing Exhaust.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}