Can Fluid Mechanics and Neutron Physics Be Integrated in Nuclear Engineering?

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In summary, fluid mechanics and neutron physics can be integrated in nuclear engineering to accurately model and predict the behavior of fluids in reactor systems. This integration allows for a more efficient and safe design of nuclear reactors, as well as better understanding of the effects of fluid dynamics on reactor performance. By combining the principles of fluid mechanics and neutron physics, nuclear engineers are able to optimize reactor designs and improve the overall efficiency and safety of nuclear power plants.
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sehrish shakir
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I am a physicist but now i am doing Ms in nuclear engineering.
I need your help regarding fluid mechanics dealing and neutron physics
thanks good to be here ...
 
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