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by phone8675309
1240 days ago
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A submarine (when submerged) has a large body of water for heat to radiate out into. A (previous generation) terrestrial plant already has systems that can dump ludicrous amounts of water onto the core, but they all rely on there being power to operate pumps. A nuclear submarine that can dump in sea water does not need this - the body of water it is in is cold enough (relative to the heat in the core) that it will naturally carry heat away. |
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