Nuclear power station having a gas-injection device for a coolant
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Nov 22, 2005
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Sep 13, 2000
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A nuclear power station includes a feedwater/steam circuit having a condensate-purification device and a feedwater pump connected upstream of a reactor pressure vessel. A branch line has a gas-injection device for introducing hydrogen into a coolant to ensure especially low maintenance and repair costs of the gas-injection device and an especially homogeneous distribution of hydrogen produced in the gas-injection device. The branch line branches off from the feedwater/steam circuit directly downstream of the condensate-purification device and discharges into the feedwater/steam circuit directly upstream of the feedwater pump.
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