Westinghouse W-239 owner manual Glass Panel Center Pipe B Coupling C

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GROUND

*OUTLET

 

WIRE

BOX (E)

WIRE

CONNECTORS (P)

SIDE HOLE (R)

*OUTLET BOX

MOUNTING BAR (D)

SCREWS (F)

GREEN

LOCK WASHER (I)

HEX NUT (G)

GROUNDING

SCREW (Q)

MOUNTING NIPPLE (H)

SCREW

CANOPY (O)

COLLAR (N)

SCREW COLLAR

RING (M)

CHAIN (L)

FIXTURE LOOP (J)

NIPPLE (K)

ROD (W)

FIXTURE

RING (X)

GLASS

PANEL (V)

CENTER

PIPE (B)

COUPLING (C)

*LAMP (U)

CANDLE

COVERS (S)

SOCKET (T)

FIXTURE

BODY (A)

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W-239 specifications

The Westinghouse W-239 is a nuclear reactor design that stands out for its innovative features and reliability. Primarily developed for commercial power generation, this pressurized water reactor (PWR) boasts a number of technological advancements that enhance its efficiency and safety.

One of the main characteristics of the Westinghouse W-239 is its thermal power output, capable of generating approximately 900 megawatts electric (MWe). This output makes it suitable for medium to large-scale electricity demands, powering thousands of homes and businesses. The reactor employs a two-loop system, a design that optimizes thermal efficiency and minimizes losses, allowing for better heat transfer from the core to the steam generator.

The W-239 utilizes advanced fuel technology, employing enriched uranium fuel assemblies that are designed for longer operational cycles. This improves fuel utilization and reduces the frequency of refueling outages, ultimately leading to greater overall productivity. The reactor can operate on a 18-24 month refueling cycle, which is advantageous for maintaining continuous energy supply and reducing operational downtime.

Safety is a paramount consideration in the design of the W-239. It incorporates multiple safety systems that ensure the reactor can withstand unexpected events, including natural disasters and equipment failures. The reactor's design features a robust containment structure, emergency core cooling systems, and redundant safety features that collectively bolster its resilience.

In terms of control systems, the W-239 integrates sophisticated digital instrumentation and control technology. These systems enhance operational efficiency by providing real-time monitoring and data analysis capabilities, allowing for quick adjustments in reactor operations based on prevailing conditions.

The Westinghouse W-239 also aligns with modern regulatory and environmental standards, featuring systems designed to minimize emissions and waste. Moreover, its modular design allows for easier maintenance and potential upgrades, ensuring its relevance in an evolving energy landscape.

Overall, the Westinghouse W-239 represents a significant advancement in nuclear reactor technology, marked by its balance of power generation, safety, and efficiency. Its innovative features and reliable performance make it a noteworthy option in the quest for sustainable energy solutions.