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CoreMemory_ t1_j5x2o5y wrote
Reply to comment by radioactive_dude in How hot is the steam coming out of nuclear power plants? by ivy-claw
The only notable exception in commercial operation is probably the British AGR (Advanced Gas-cooled Reactor) fleet which uses carbon dioxide as the coolant, circulating at approx 640 °C (1184 °F) which goes through a heat exchanger that’s really more like a traditional power station boiler in many respects. It raises super heated steam, much more like the temperature profile seen in a conventional gas, coal or oil burning plant.
CoreMemory_ t1_j69gst3 wrote
Reply to TIL that the popular Springfield (Missouri) style cashew chicken dish was invented by a Chinese born chef who also among other achievements was part of the D-Day invasion. by es_price
And it’s still far better than that dish they invented in Shelbyville!