1. Now what you'll note is in a boiling water reactor 8 the typical design is eight by eight which means eight fuel pins eight by eight fuel pins in typical assembly recalling that it's now in a can.

2. In a boiling water reactor like those at Fukushima, the same water that cools the reactor core also boils and drives the turbine to generate power.

3. The Susquehanna Steam Electric Station, a boiling water reactor. The reactors are located inside the rectangular containment buildings towards the front of the cooling towers.

4. And I wanna focus in on the boiling water reactor and the pressurised water reactor.

5. Fukushima-Daiichi's unit 1 is equipped with a GE boiling water reactor with a so-called Mark 1 containment system.

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6. We have again the core and as you recall in a boiling water reactor the main feedwater goes into the reactor and comes out as steam and goes right to the turbine.

7. See www.nrc.gov/reactors/bwrs.html on the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission site for diagrams on how water moves through a boiling water reactor operating normally.

8. Now the next slide gives you a simple version of a boiling water reactor, a schematic.

9. Numbers 1, 2, and 3 are all "Boiling Water Reactors, " made by General Electric in the early- to mid-1970s. A Boiling Water Reactor, or BWR, is the second-most-common reactor type in the world.

10. There are several different types of nuclear reactors, including boiling water reactor systems and pressurized water reactor systems.

11. Our plant type is a third-generation pressurised water reactor, and it is safer than the Fukushima boiling water reactor.