A Zero Power Physics Reactor (ZPPR) is a type of research reactor designed primarily for physics experiments, particularly those involving nuclear reactor physics, fuel behavior, and safety assessments without generating large amounts of heat or power. Unlike standard power reactors, which are designed for electricity generation and operate at full power, ZPPRs operate at very low power levels (close to zero), allowing researchers to conduct experiments with minimal radiation risks and heat generation.

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