1.   In essence, these reactors are nuclear-fueled tea kettles, relying on a controlled atomic reaction to turn water into steam that drives turbines that create electricity.

2.   This releases a superheated steam jet that drives a turbine, which in turn drives the wheels.

3.   Consequently, the turbine is not driven effectively, and you get minimal charging.

4.   Steam separated from it is used to drive turbines that produce electricity.

5.   The process involves gas-fired turbines which power a generator and produce exhaust that is used to create steam to drive another turbine, maximizing plant efficiency.

6.   Volcanic underground steam can drive turbines that generate electricity.

7.   The liquid is then drawn off into a vat, where it can be stored or immediately used to produce steam to drive turbines.