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For pressurized water reactor fuel, there will also be guide tubes in which the c ontrol rods travel. The guide tubes will be welded to the spacer grids and attached to the upper and lower end fittings. The guide tubes provide a channel for the movement of th e control rods and provide for support of the rods.
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