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ANO
ANO is Arkansas' only nuclear powered electric generation station, and is owned and operated by the Entergy Corporation. Shown here after dusk, it operates 2 reactors, only one of which uses the visible cooling tower to condense the dry steam created to run the turbines back into liquid water. The other uses the lake water and simply returns the hot water to this "effluent, or discharge" pool off of Lake Dardanelle, creating a great winter fishery.

ANO

ANO is Arkansas' only nuclear powered electric generation station, and is owned and operated by the Entergy Corporation. Shown here after dusk, it operates 2 reactors, only one of which uses the visible cooling tower to condense the dry steam created to run the turbines back into liquid water. The other uses the lake water and simply returns the hot water to this "effluent, or discharge" pool off of Lake Dardanelle, creating a great winter fishery.

File information
Filename:	499870475_0271d07aef_o.jpg
Album name:	Rennhack / Arkansas Nuclear One (ANO)
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Date:	2007
Credits:	http://www.flickr.com/photos/zormsk/499870475/
Filesize:	513 KiB
Date added:	Sep 18, 2008
Dimensions:	773 x 534 pixels
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DateTime Original:	2005:04:12 21:16:51
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