What is another word for gas-cooled reactor?
Pronunciation: [ɡˈaskˈuːld ɹɪˈaktə] (IPA) 
A gas-cooled reactor is a type of nuclear reactor that uses gas for cooling the reactor core. There are several synonyms for gas-cooled reactors, including gas-cooled nuclear reactor, gas turbine reactor, and high-temperature gas-cooled reactor. Another synonym is the graphite-moderated gas-cooled reactor, which refers to a specific type of gas-cooled reactor where graphite is used as a moderator. Other related terms include helium-cooled reactors and pebble-bed reactors, which are types of gas-cooled reactors that use helium gas for cooling the core and have a unique fuel design. Despite the various synonyms, gas-cooled reactors remain an important technology for nuclear power generation, with unique advantages of safety and efficiency.
