Pressurized Water Reactors 1st Edition

Grab the definitive technical guide to modern reactor practice with Pressurized Water Reactors, 1st Edition by Yurugi Kanzaki, Hidehito Mimaki and Tomofumi Yamamoto. This authoritative volume synthesizes core theory and practical insights on PWR design, operation, and safety—ideal for nuclear engineers, graduate students, and regulatory professionals.

Explore clear, well-structured treatments of core topics: reactor physics and neutronics, thermal-hydraulics, pressure vessel and coolant system design, fuel behavior, materials science, and plant control and instrumentation. The authors pair rigorous analysis with real-world engineering examples, helping readers translate complex concepts into practical solutions for plant operation, maintenance, and licensing.

Engineered to meet the needs of an international audience, the book balances foundational theory with contemporary operational issues relevant to PWR fleets in North America, Europe, and Asia. Emphasis on safety, reliability, and regulatory compliance makes this text a go-to reference for anyone involved in nuclear power generation, research, or education.

Whether you’re preparing for technical roles, deepening your professional knowledge, or equipping a university course, this 1st Edition delivers clarity, depth, and applicability. Compact yet comprehensive, it supports decision-making from design review to on-site troubleshooting.

Add Pressurized Water Reactors, 1st Edition to your professional library and gain a practical, research-backed resource that advances both competency and confidence in nuclear engineering practice.

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