Control Rod Extension

Control Rod Extensions are components used in nuclear reactors as part of the control rod system. They are typically made of a strong and durable material, such as stainless steel, to withstand the harsh conditions inside a reactor.

The control rod system is an essential part of a nuclear reactor's safety and control mechanisms. Control rods are inserted or withdrawn from the reactor core to regulate the rate of fission reactions and control the power output of the reactor. Control Rod Extensions are used to extend the length of the control rods, allowing for precise control and adjustment of the reactor's power level.

In the supply class Hardware, Weapon System, Control Rod Extensions are considered a critical component. They are designed to meet strict safety and performance standards to ensure the reliable operation of the nuclear reactor. These extensions are typically procured from specialized suppliers who have expertise in manufacturing components for nuclear power plants.

In the supply group Hardware And Abrasives, Control Rod Extensions are categorized under the Hardware category. This category includes various types of equipment, tools, and components used in different industries, including the nuclear power industry.

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