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CANDU reactor

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CANDU reactor [¦kan¦dü rē‚ak·tər]
(nucleonics)
A type of nuclear reactor that uses natural uranium as fuel, hot pressurized heavy water as coolant, and cool unpressurized heavy water as moderator; utilizes pressurized tubes to contain the fuel and circulating coolant.
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Arms-length government-owned Atomic Energy of Canada Limited said it is hoping to sell Lithuania its first CANDU reactor, while it is pitching a fourth CANDU to Romania.
Canada touts nuclear energy know-how to Baltics, Romania by AFP / AFP American Edition
In CANDU reactors, each fuel bundle is about the size of a fireplace log.
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AECL), in addition, recently completed a project at Qinshan in China, where two of its CANDU reactors have been installed in the past few years.
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