What does CLWR mean?
CLWR means Commercial Light-Water Reactor
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Commercial Light-Water Reactor?
Commercial Light-Water Reactor can be abbreviated as CLWR
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What does CLWR stand for? CLWR stands for "Commercial Light-Water Reactor". |
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How to abbreviate "Commercial Light-Water Reactor"? "Commercial Light-Water Reactor" can be abbreviated as CLWR. |
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What is the meaning of CLWR abbreviation? The meaning of CLWR abbreviation is "Commercial Light-Water Reactor". |
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What is CLWR abbreviation? One of the definitions of CLWR is "Commercial Light-Water Reactor". |
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What does CLWR mean? CLWR as abbreviation means "Commercial Light-Water Reactor". |
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What is shorthand of Commercial Light-Water Reactor? The most common shorthand of "Commercial Light-Water Reactor" is CLWR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HPLWR - High Performance Light Water Reactor
- LWGR - Light-Water-cooled Graphite-moderated Reactor
- LWSCR - Light Water Sub-Critical Reactor
- NP-LWR - New Production Light-Water Reactor
- SCLWR - Supercritical Light Water Reactor
- ALWR - Advanced Light Water Reactor
- CDFR - Commercial Demonstration Fast Reactor
- LGR - light-water cooled, graphite-moderated reactor
- LACE - LWR (Light Water Reactor) Aerosol Containment Experiment
- LWR - Light Water Reactor
- LWBR - Light-Water Breeder Reactor
- AITEB - Crack growth behaviour of low alloy steel for pressure boundary components under transient light water reactor (LWR) operating conditions ('CASTOC')
- ELWR - Evolutionary Light Water Reactor
- GLWR - Graphite Light Water Reactor
- LIRES - Development of LIght water reactor (LWR) REferenceelectrodeS
- LWCHWR - Light Water Cooled Heavy Water Reactor
- NPLWR - New Production Light Water Reactor
- CFBR - Commercial Fast Breeder Reactor
- CFR - commercial fast-breeder reactor
- PLWR - Pressurized Light Water Reactor