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    RBMK - Wikipedia

    • The RBMK was the culmination of the Soviet nuclear power program to produce a water-cooled power reactor with dual-use potential based on their graphite-moderated plutonium production military reactors. The first of these, Obninsk AM-1 ("Атом Мирный", Atom Mirny, Russian for "peaceful atom," analogous to the American Atoms for Peace) generated 5 MW of … See more

    Overview

    The RBMK (Russian: реа́ктор большо́й мо́щности кана́льный, РБМК; reaktor bolshoy moshchnosti kanalnyy, "high-power channel-type reactor") is a class of graphite-moderated nuclear power reactor designed and built b… See more

    Reactor design and performance

    The reactor pit or vault is made of reinforced concrete and has dimensions 21.6m × 21.6m × 25.5m. It houses the vessel of the reactor, which is annular, made of an inner and outer cylindrical wall and top and bottom met… See more

    Design flaws and safety issues

    As an early Generation II reactor based on 1950s Soviet technology, the RBMK design was optimized for speed of production over redundancy. It was designed and constructed with several design characterist… See more

    Further development

    A post-Soviet redesign of the RBMK is the MKER (Russian: МКЭР, Многопетлевой Канальный Энергетический Реактор [Mnogopetlevoy Kanalniy Energeticheskiy Reaktor], which means Multi-loop pressure tube powe… See more

    Closures

    Of the 17 RBMKs built, all three surviving reactors at the Chernobyl plant have now been closed. Unit 1 was closed in 1996, Unit 3 in 2000, Unit 4 having been destroyed in the accident, and Unit 2 disabled aft… See more

    List of RBMK reactors

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    – Operational reactor (including reactors currently offline) – Reactor decommissioned – Reactor destroyed in accident – Abandoned or cancelled reactor construction … See more

    Known incidents

    Many incidents occured at various power plants operating the RBMK reactor. Most of them were covered up by the USSR government. These are some of the known incidents at the RBMK reactors-
    1. Explosio… See more

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    RBMK - Energy Education

    RBMK is a Soviet-designed nuclear reactor that uses enriched uranium as its fuel. It is a rather unusual design as it uses graphite as its moderator, and was designed for plutonium production—but was also used extensively for …

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    The Soviet RBMK Reactor: 35 Years After The Chernobyl Disaster

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    RBMK Reactor. The RBMK is unique in that it has a graphite moderator with fuel tubes and coolant tubes passing vertically through the graphite. The coolant tubes (~ 1600) carry water at 1000 psi pressure. As with the CANDU design, these …

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    What is a MKER reactor?
    The MKER is a pressure tube reactor with modern safety features including a containment building and passive nuclear safety systems. Fuel can be changed while the reactor is in operation (online refueling), improving grid and fuel efficiency.

    MKER - Wikipedia

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    What is a RBMK reactor?
    RBMK reactors were designed to allow fuel rods to be changed at full power without shutting down, as in the pressurized heavy water CANDU reactor, both for refueling and for plutonium production for nuclear weapons.

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    Why are RBMK reactors so infamous?
    This reactor type is rather infamous because of the Chernobyl accident, the Chernobyl-4 reactor which melted down was of the RBMK design. All of the RBMK reactors in current use are retrofitted from the original specifications.

    RBMK Reactors | Стэнфордский университет

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    What is the difference between RBMK and a Generation 2 reactor?
    Top of an RBMK at the Leningrad plant. The RBMK as an early Generation II design on the other hand has a lot in common with the prototypical Generation I graphite pile reactors, including the use of graphite as neutron moderator.

    The Soviet RBMK Reactor: 35 Years After The Chernobyl Disaster

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    How many RBMK power reactors are there?
    Today 15 RBMK power reactors are produc-ing electricity in three States: 11 units in Russia, two in Ukraine, and two in Lithuania. The gross electric power rating of all but two RBMKs is 1000 MWe; the exceptions are the two units at Ignalina in Lithuania which are rated at 1300 MWe gross.

    Safety of RBMK reactors: Setting the technical framework

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    How has Russia improved the safety of RBMK reactors?
    Over the past decade, a considerable amount of work has been carried out by Russian design-ers and operators to improve the safety of RBMK reactors and to eliminate the causes that led to the Chernobyl accident. As a result, major design and operational modifications have been imple-mented.

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    JOYO MK I Core | BISON - MOOSE

    MK-I core has been irradiated in the Japanese experimental fast reactor JOYO at 50 MWt and at 75 MWt from 1977 to 1981 (Shimada et al., 1986). JOYO was the first sodium cooled reactor leading the FBR development program in Japan.

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    How does an RBMK reactor explode? : r/chernobyl - Reddit

  12. Department of Physics, Stanford University
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    RBMK Reactors - Стэнфордский университет

    The RBMK nuclear reactor is a soviet-designed reactor dating back a few decades in design. There were almost twenty of these reactors completed, and 11 of these reactors are still in use in Russia.

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  16. Wikipedia
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