Japanese regulators have approved the extension of the life of the Takahama-1 unit AtomInfo.Ru, PUBLISHED 16.10.2024 The Japanese Nuclear Regulatory Agency has approved the extension of the life of Unit No. 1 of the Takahama nuclear power plant. The Takahama-1 unit with a three-loop PWR reactor was first synchronized with the grid in November 1974. Thus, in November 2024, it will turn 50 years old, and it is the oldest among the active Japanese units. The Japanese Kyodo news agency notes that this is the first time that regulators have allowed the operation of a nuclear power unit to continue after reaching the age of 50. Other news: Six reactors with a capacity of 55 MW each. Main control room of Linglong One put into operation The Linglong One DCS has been built with China's domestically-developed Longlin and Longqi platforms. ROSATOM showcases advanced nuclear technologies and logistical solutions at 8th Russia-China Expo Over the past 25 years, ROSATOM and our Chinese partners have reached a high level of collaboration. |
Hero of the day Pietro Barabaschi visited Russian institutes Pietro Barabaschi held a meeting with the management of the Institute and saw around the facilities for high-tech components manufacturing of the future plant, in particular, the benches involved in the program of the first wall panels and diverter central assemblies manufacturing. INTERVIEW
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