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The U.’s reactor was installed in 1975 and has been used primarily for research like creating medical isotopes, said Ted Goodell, the nuclear reactor facility director.

Commercial nuclear reactors in the United States generally use the same type of uranium fuel and are cooled by water. But many small modular reactor designs break that mold.

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The vessel type is particularly well-suited for nuclear power because they're so large and require a ton of power. However, there are other types of vessels powered by reactors and active today.

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