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Answer added by  Saiyadi Sulaiman, Assistant General Manager, Nigerian Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NNRA)
6 years ago

The level in the pressurizer is determined by measuring the difference in pressure between an external column of water of a known height (reference leg) and a variable co ... See More

 

Answer added by  Deleted user
7 years ago

The water level in such components is measured using two sets of pressure sensors. a pressure sensor is placed at the bottom of the component (usually submerged section)  ... See More

 

Answer added by  Deleted user
8 years ago

the water level inside the pressurizer is measured by coolant level monitoring system which is present on pressurizer. this coolant level monitoring system makes use of l ... See More

 

Answer added by  Muhammad Imron, Lecturer Assistant, Abu Dhabi Polytechnic
8 years ago

If nuclear wastes here are spent fuels, then the answer is Yes  and it has been done. Although, based some opinions, is not economically possible.   The major drawback of ... See More