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:HeatTransportSystemsModuloA:MainCircuit CHAPTER4:HEATTRANSPORTSYSTEMTheHeatTrans portSystemconsistsofthefollowingsUb-syst ems: themaincircuit:transportsheatproducedbyt hereactortothesteamgenerators; thepressureandinventorysystem:maintainst herequiredpressureinthemaincircuitandpro videsmake-upwatertoandholdstheexcessinve ntoryforthesystem; shutdowncoolingsystem:removesreactordeca yheatfollowingshutdown; purificationsystem:controlsthechemistryo fthereactorcoolant. .. t.'....: : .. REACTCR + :page4A- 2MODULEA:MAINCIRCUITChapter4:HeatTranspo rtSystemsModuleA:MainCircuitAttheendofth ismodule,youwillbeabletodescribethefollo wingfeaturesofa ; ; 3Chapter4:HeatTransponSystemsModuleA:Mai nCircuit t1 11 10.

Chapter 4: Heat Transport Systems Modulo A: Main Circuit CHAPTER 4: HEAT TRANSPORT SYSTEM The Heat Transport System consists ofthe following sUb-systems: • the main circuit: transports heat produced by the reactor to the steam generators; • the pressure and inventory system: maintains

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