FitzPatrick nuclear plant / Vermont Yankee nuclear plant / Perry nuclear plant / Palisades nuclear plant / Two Brattle Square / Cambridge Headquarters / Natural Draft Cooling Tower / Wolf Creek nuclear plant / Grand Gulf Nuclear Station / Limerick Generating Station / LaSalle nuclear plant / St. Lucie nuclear plant / North Anna Power Station / Mechanical Type Cooling Tower / Susquehanna nuclear plant / Nine Mile Point nuclear plant / Palo Verde nuclear plant / / /
IndustryTerm
closed-loop cooling systems / it to plant equipment / safety-related service water systems / metal tubes / communications lines / service water systems / metal mesh / oil coolers / once-through and closed-cycle cooling systems / thermal energy / plant site / metal bars / liquid radwaste systems / metal barn-like structures / electricity / electrical energy / closed-cycle cooling systems / once-through and closed-loop cooling systems / thin metal walls / cooling water to other equipment / steel / /
NaturalFeature
Atlantic Ocean / Oyster Creek / Delaware River / Wolf Creek / Susquehanna / /
Organization
Point Beach Unit / Indian Point Unit / Nine Mile Point Unit / Millstone Unit / Nuclear Regulatory Commission / Salem Unit / Calvert Memorial Hospital / Washington Office / Catawba Unit / Calvert Cliffs Unit / California Office / / /
GOT WATER? Nuclear power plants are usually built next to lakes, rivers, and oceans.1 Not for the scenic views that such locales provide, but because water can absorb the waste heat produced by the plants. Nuclear power