Variations of parameters on the turbine outlet at nuclear power plant with dissociating coolant and ''dry'' cooling tower

The characteristics of the BRGD-1500 and PWR-1300 nuclear power plants with ''dry'' cooling towers under changing meteorological conditions are compared. It is shown that relative variations of specific volume on the turbine outlet for the BRGD-1500 nuclear power plant are appreciably smaller than that for a conventional nuclear power plant steam turbine. As a result, the turbine of a nuclear power plant with dissociating coolant can operate under the wider outside air temperature range without the risk of blade damaging during the turbine exhaust as compared with the nuclear power plant steam turbines