What does PWR mean?
PWR means Pressurised Water Reactor
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Scientific & Educational
category.
Particularly in Nuclear Energy Abbreviations
Particularly in Nuclear Energy Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Pressurised Water Reactor?
2 ways to abbreviate Pressurised Water Reactor
Pressurised Water Reactor can be abbreviated as PWR
Other shorthands for Pressurised Water Reactor are: PWRs
Pressurised Water Reactor can be abbreviated as PWR
Other shorthands for Pressurised Water Reactor are: PWRs
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What does PWR stand for? PWR stands for "Pressurised Water Reactor". |
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How to abbreviate "Pressurised Water Reactor"? "Pressurised Water Reactor" can be abbreviated as PWR. |
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What is the meaning of PWR abbreviation? The meaning of PWR abbreviation is "Pressurised Water Reactor". |
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What is PWR abbreviation? One of the definitions of PWR is "Pressurised Water Reactor". |
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What does PWR mean? PWR as abbreviation means "Pressurised Water Reactor". |
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What is shorthand of Pressurised Water Reactor? The most common shorthand of "Pressurised Water Reactor" is PWR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- WRFPM - Water Reactor Fuel Performance Meeting
- BWRA - Boiling Water Reactor
- EPR - European Pressurised Water Reactor
- HWR - Heavy Water Reactor
- LWR - Light Water Reactor
- PWC - Pressurized Water Reactor
- SWR - Special Water Reactor
- SCWR - supercritical water reactor
- WRSM - Water Reactor Safety Information Meeting
- WRSR - Water Reactor Safety Research
- APWR - Advanced Pressurised Water Reactor
- EPWR - European Pressurised Water Reactor
- SIPWR - System Integrated Pressurised Water Reactor
- WRRTF - Water Reactor Research Test Facility
- WRAP - Water Reactor Analysis Program
- WRSIM - Water Reactor Safety Information Meeting
- WREM - Water Reactor Evaluation Model
- PHWR - Pressurised Heavy Water Reactor
- PWRs - Pressurised Water Reactors
- WRSM - Water Reactor Safety Meeting (now Nuclear Safety Research Conference)