'reactor discharge' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the output of a nuclear reactor, particularly when talking about the risk of radioactive contaminants being released into the environment. For example: "A recent report found that nearby communities are being exposed to high levels of radiation from the reactor discharge."
To put the leak in perspective, officials say the two Indian Point operating reactors legally discharge into the Hudson every year an amount of tritium 18,000 times greater than what is now leaking.
Nearly half the nuclear plants in the U.S. use once-through cooling systems, meaning they draw water from a local source, cool their reactors, then discharge the warmed water into another part of the river, lake, aquifer or ocean.
After this period, the reactor is discharged through a gate valve and blown sugar cane bagasse is sent to a silicone where the expansion occurs and collection.
At the end of the cycle, half of the volume of the reactor was discharged, to be replaced with new feed in the next cycle, resulting in a total cycle length of 12 h, a hydraulic retention time (HRT) and solid retention time (SRT) of 24 h.
With a gas flow rate of 1 Sl/min, a pressure of 200 Pa (1.5 Torr) in the post-discharge reactor and a post-discharge time of approximately 10 ms (distance from the discharge end divided by the gas velocity), it has been found that the O atom density increases with the O2 percentage into Ar to stabilise after 10%.
The DDBD reactor contains two discharge zones with one power supply, the outer tube zone with low discharge energy and the inner tube zone with high discharge energy.
Toward developing an efficient plasma-based technique for CO2 reduction with CH4, warm-plasma catalytic (WPC) reduction of CO2 with CH4 in a reactor using gliding arc discharge and Ni/CeO2/Al2O3 catalyst is reported.
Low-temperature plasma discharge reactor has been found of wide use in environmental engineering.
This chapter discusses spectroscopic investigation of low-temperature plasma discharge reactor.
The wire cylinder dielectric barrier discharge reactor was adopted for removal of aqueous atrazine.
