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Originally Posted by forfismum
It generates steam to drive the turbines which produce the power and then the steam condenses into water and is reheated and turned to steam and it drives the turbine and then it condenses into water and is reheated and turned to steam and it drive the turbines and condenses back into water.DO YOU GET THE PICTURE ??
Ooops sorry for being loud ,we have a new policy of being polite in the forum.
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No, I was not referring to the steam generated by the reactor, used to drive the turbines. It was a reference to the water used for the nuclear power plant's cooling towers, ~70% of which directly evaporates. For example, nuclear power plants typically consume about 50 million gallons of water per day, 35 million of which evaporate.