The presentation provides us the basic information of the Nuclear Power Plant situated at Rawatbhata, Rajasthan Site. It helps us to know about total number of Nuclear Power Plants situated all over India, its basic functioning and all about its parts.

1. BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION RAJASTHAN, JODHPUR
VIDYA BHAWAN POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, UDAIPUR
(Approved by AICTIE New Delhi & Affiliated By Board of Technical Education Rajasthan, Jodhpur )
Badgaon Road, Udaipur (Raj.) 0294-2451309, 2452997, Fax No. 0294-2452997
“Best Polytechnic” Awarded By NITTTR Govt. Of India
Estd.1956
(Session 2018-19)
A
REPORT ON
“NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, RAWAT BHATA”
FROM: 06.05.2019 TO 07.06.2019
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
SUBMITTED TO:
Mr. Kishan Singh Deora
(Training Incharge)
SUBMITTED BY:
Akshit Samnani
2nd Year Electrical

2. INDEX
Sr. No. Topic Slide No.
1. Introduction 3
2. Fission Process 5
3. PHWR Schematic Flow Diagram 6
4. Reactor Building 7
5. Calandria 8
6. Fuel Bundle 9
7. Turbine 10
8. Generator 11
9. Cooling Tower 12
10. Environmental Monitoring 13

3. INTRODUCTION

4. • Nuclear Power Plant uses Uranium to
generate electrical energy.

5. FISSION PROCESS
• A nuclear fission is a nuclear reaction in
which the nucleus of an atom splits into 2
smaller, lighter nuclei.

6. PHWR SCHEMATICFLOWDIAGRAM

7. REACTOR BUILDING

8. CALANDRIA
It is the heart of reactor and forms the
Core of reactor.
It consists of:-
Nuclear Fuel
Control Rods
Pressure Tubes
Moderator

9. FUEL BUNDLE
 A nuclear fuel should be fissile and the most common
nuclear fuels are the radioactive metals Uranium – 235
and Plutonium – 239.

10. TURBINE
 It converts the kinetic
energy of steam into
mechanical energy.
 In R.A.P.S. impulse
turbine is used which
runs at 3000 R.P.M.
H P Turbine Rotor
L P Turbine Rotor

11. GENERATORS
 It is used to convert the
mechanical output of
turbine into electrical
output.
 It is connected to turbine by
means of a shaft, which
provides the output of
turbine to the generator.
 Here we run the generator
at a rotation speed of
3000 RPM.

12. COOLING TOWERS
 It consists of a shell and is
open at top and bottom.
 Purpose is to bring down the
temperature of light water.
 There are two types of cooling
towers:-
(1)Natural Draft Cooling Tower
(NDCT)
(2)Induced Draft Cooling Tower
(IDCT)

13. ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING
Environmental Survey Lab started functioning in the site priorto
commencement of operation of NPP.
Samples of water, vegetation are periodically analyzed.

14. SAMPLING IN PROCESS

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