to start: Disable SDC (heatswitch to the right) open turbine preheater, lower rods and get about 150-200c steam, wait for turbine past 75c, disable preheater and enable turbine valve, and you did it :)
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migulel, since after it passes Condenser Circulation it kinda just sticks to that temp, for shutdown you can flow water from HW to WW as a sort of passive cooling, once starting you close HW>SP and SP>HW
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why does the hotwell water go to the wetwell and from there to the reactor
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it what :sob:
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i made it melt down by using the pressure tool and it made corium what do i do
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I see an issue that when you withdraw the rods completely, the in-core pressure slowly decreases. The pressure-adding PUMPs get out of the reactor too, so it doesn't maintain the pressure. Really cool tho! I love the piping, but I don't see the reason for so much water, it just lags a lot. +1
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hi, i love this reactor, but could you please put the startup tutorial in signs into the simulation? that would make startups wayy easier
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also thank you all for giving it so much support along the other reactors
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scp-079, those are called downcomers, they are there to force a good circulation in a real nuclear reactor btw
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Love how u made the FW Inlets on the reactor haven't seen it done like that before +1
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cool and good looking of its internal system +1