Internal steam separation, pumping and flow path in boiling water reactors

Claim 1

A BOILING WATER REACTOR ORGANIZATION COMPRISING: A REACTOR CORE; MEANS FOR PASSING WATER THROUGH THE CORE AND EVAPORATING AT LEAST A PORTION OF THE WATER; A ROTATABLY MOUNTED STEAM WATER SEPARATOR HAVING A CONFIGURATION SUCH THAT FLUID DISCHARGING THERETHROUGH IS CENTRIFUGALLY DISCHARGED WITH THE RESULTANT TANGENTIAL FORCE BEING EXERTED ON THE SEPARATOR BY THE DISCHARGING FLUID; SAID SEPARATOR MOUNTED SO AS TO RECEIVE THE EFFLUENT FROM THE CORE; MEANS RESISTING THE ROTATION OF THE SEPARATOR WHICH ARE A FUNCTION OF THE RATE OF ROTATION OF THE SEPARATOR, WHEREBY WHEN A HIGH QUANTITY OF EFFLUENT IS PASSING THROUGH THE SEPARATOR IT ROTATES RAPIDLY THEREFORE EFFECTIVELY IMPARTING A RELATIVELY LOW CENTRIFUGAL ACTION TO THE EFFLLUENT, WHILE WHEN A LOW QUANTITY OF EFFLUENT IS PASSING THROUGH THE SEPARATOR IT ROTATES RELATIVELY SLOWLY IMPARTING A HIGH CENTRIFUGAL ACTION TO THE EFFLUENT PASSING THERETHROUGH.