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|    gareth evans to All    |
|    OT Nuclear U-Boats; how do they condense    |
|    16 Sep 21 14:49:28    |
      XPost: uk.d-i-y       From: headstone255@yahoo.com              After following the Vigil TV series (with all its       reported errors) and also the prog on HMS Trenchard,       when a Brit U-boat is powered by nuclear fuels, how       do they condense the steam?              With sea water? If so, there must be difficulties       in sealing the intakes and outfalls from deep sea       pressures.              Perhaps the steam is heated to 200C and only cools to       100C through the turbines before recirculating       so no condensing is       required. This, of course, will be wasteful       of some thermodynamic energy, but there's so much       in reserve in the nuclear fual that perhaps it does not       matter.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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