A nuclear and a convention electric power plant has steam turbines.
Electricity generation is the main objective of conventional coal-fired power plants and nuclear power plants.
In both kinds of power plants, the turbines are typically used to transform thermal energy into electrical power and are both driven by steam. The source of heat used to generate steam is the only fundamental distinction between a nuclear power plant and a normal coal-fired power plant.
The energy generated during combustion, which breaks chemical bonds, is the source of heat in a conventional power plant.
The nuclear fission process, which involves the breaking of nuclear bonds, is the source of heat in nuclear power plants.
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