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PWR STEAM GENERATORS. Primary side,, Hot (T. in = 324˚C,, T. out = 288˚C): High Pressure Liquid Secondary side, Cold (T. sat = 285˚C): Lower Pressure Steam and Liquid - Water Boils on Shell Side of Heat E changer Water Boils on Shell Side of Heat Exchanger - Steam Passes through Liquid Separators, Steam Dryers
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