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Classical ATR assembly cooling approaches discusses air and liquid cooling methods for nuclear reactors. Air cooling relies on natural convection and radiation to remove heat from fuel assemblies, but requires large air flow rates. Liquid cooling uses a primary coolant loop to transfer heat from the reactor core to a heat exchanger, and then secondary coolant circulates to remove heat from the exchanger.
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