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How long does nuclear fuel stay in a reactor?

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How long does nuclear fuel stay in a reactor?

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A typical reactor cycle is 12-24 months, after which typically a third of the fuel is replaced with new fuel. Thus, the nuclear fuel stays in the reactor for between 3 and 5 years before it is discharged.

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