The phrase "a reactor in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing nuclear reactors, chemical reactors, or any situation where a reactor is part of a larger system or environment.
Example: "The research team is studying the efficiency of a reactor in a closed-loop system."
Alternatives: "a reactor within a" or "a reactor located in a".
Fuel is loaded into a reactor in a very specific and well-controlled pattern so as to obtain the most energy production before the material becomes unusable.
For a reactor in a remote area, where few residents could be exposed, an emergency planning zone of two miles might be sufficient to reach the goal, he said; for a reactor in a more densely settled area, where a leak of the same size could expose more people, that might mean an emergency planning zone of more than 10 miles.
The transfer, completed in secrecy late Wednesday in Chelyabinsk, Russia, was the first return of spent fuel from a reactor in a former Soviet republic to Russia, where the fuel originated during the Soviet era.
The goal is to more uniformly protect public health and safety, from a reactor in a crowded suburb to one in a lonely desert, from a truck carrying radioactive waste to a medical office irradiating cancer patients.
One of the effecting parameters on the performance of a reactor in a metal hydride hydrogen storage system is its design and configuration.
The criteria values for categorization were determined from the proposed systems, which could maintain a reactor in a safe state by removing the decay heat for the SBO coping time of 8 h.
And the Westinghouse design and another by General Electric are intended to provide "passive" methods of cooling a reactor in an emergency, by relying on natural forces like gravity and convection, with few or no power-operated valves, diesel generators and other safety systems that a tsunami or other hazard could knock out.
Later, Weiss and Romagnoli used this tool to better determine the regeneration cycle time of a reactor in an industrial case study [3].
The hybrid heat-pipe concept employs the combination of a control rod and a heat pipe to passively shutdown a reactor in an accident condition and simultaneously remove decay heat from the core.
The Constellation Energy Generation Group is in a partnership to build a reactor in Maryland using a design pioneered in Finland and France, a design not yet certified in the United States.
He won a case involving a reactor in Fukui Prefecture that reportedly had inadequate protections against earthquakes, but that ruling was ultimately overturned.
