S2G reactor

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The S2G reactor was a naval reactor used by the United States Navy to provide electricity generation and propulsion on warships. The S2G designation stands for:

This nuclear reactor is the shipboard equivalent of the S1G reactor and was installed on the USS Seawolf (SSN-575) submarine. It is a liquid metal cooled reactor utilizing pure liquid sodium. Due to inherent problems with the concept, the Seawolf was later converted with a S2Wa Nautilus-type pressurized water reactor.


United States Naval reactors
Aircraft carrier reactors:
A1W | A2W | A3W | A4W| A1B
Cruiser reactors:
C1W
Destroyer reactors:
D1G | D2G
Submarine reactors:
S1C | S1G | S1W | S2C | S2G | S2W  |S2Wa | S3G | S3W
S4G | S4W | S5G | S5W | S6G | S6W |  S7G | S8G | S9G 
List of United States Naval reactors
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