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IPHWR-700

The IPHWR-700 (Indian Pressurized Heavy Water Reactor-700) is an Indian pressurized heavy-water reactor designed by the Nuclear Power Corporation of India (NPCIL). It is a Generation III+ reactor developed from earlier CANDU based 220 MW and 540 MW designs. It can generate 700 MW of electricity. Currently there are 3 units operational, 3 unit under…

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Designed by
NPCIL
Fuel (fissile material)
235U (NU/SEU/LEU)
Fuel state
Solid
Generation
Generation III+ reactor
Manufactured by
NPCIL
Neutron energy spectrum
Thermal

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IPHWR-700

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Edges26
Triples32
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.074074
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IPHWR-700

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see also · 8
IPHWR-700 → India, Indian PHWR, Indian PHWRs, Indian Three, IPHWR, IPHWR-220, IPHWR-700CANDU, PHWR
related to Design · 6
IPHWR-700 → D2O, Indian PHWR, Like, Nb, The, Two
Status · 3
IPHWR-700 → 12 planned, 3 operational, 5 under construction
Designed by · 1
IPHWR-700 → NPCIL
Fuel (fissile material) · 1
IPHWR-700 → 235U (NU/SEU/LEU)
Fuel state · 1
IPHWR-700 → Solid
Generation · 1
IPHWR-700 → Generation III+ reactor
Manufactured by · 1
IPHWR-700 → NPCIL
Neutron energy spectrum · 1
IPHWR-700 → Thermal
Power (electric) · 1
IPHWR-700 → 700 MWe

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reactor power design indian india mw construction nuclear npcil water designed 700 coolant candu atomic fuel pressurized heavy heavy-water electricity

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
IPHWR-700Designed byNPCIL1.00infobox
IPHWR-700Fuel (fissile material)235U (NU/SEU/LEU)1.00infobox
IPHWR-700Fuel stateSolid1.00infobox
IPHWR-700GenerationGeneration III+ reactor1.00infobox
IPHWR-700Manufactured byNPCIL1.00infobox
IPHWR-700Neutron energy spectrumThermal1.00infobox
IPHWR-700Power (electric)700 MWe1.00infobox
IPHWR-700Power (thermal)2166 MWth1.00infobox
IPHWR-700Primary control methodControl rods1.00infobox
IPHWR-700Primary coolantHeavy water1.00infobox
IPHWR-700Primary moderatorHeavy water1.00infobox
IPHWR-700Primary useGeneration of electricity1.00infobox
IPHWR-700Reactor conceptpressurized heavy-water reactor1.00infobox
IPHWR-700Reactor lineIPHWR (Indian Pressurized Heavy-water Reactor)1.00infobox
IPHWR-700Status3 operational1.00infobox
IPHWR-700Status5 under construction1.00infobox
IPHWR-700Status12 planned1.00infobox

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