After Incident in Nuclear Power Plant: Reactor Surprisingly Shut Down
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An electronic map of reactor block 2 in Temelin paralyses – only 60 kilometers from Bavaria. The breakdown occurred a few months after the annual revision.
In the controversial Czech nuclear power plant Temelin there was a breakdown. The reactor block 2 was shut down as planned and separated from the grid, as the operating company CEZ reported. The reason was a malfunction in the control system for the non-nuclear part of the plant.
A malfunction occurred at the Czech nuclear power plant in Temelín, 60 kilometers from the German border, forcing a reactor to be shut down and disconnected from the electricity grid. Operator ČEZ reported this today. The nuclear power plant is controversial because it operates using a combination of Russian reactor technology and American control engineering.
In the controversial Czech nuclear power plant Temelin there was a breakdown. The reactor block 2 was shut down as planned and separated from the grid, as the operating company CEZ reported.
The power company disconnected the second Temelín unit due to a malfunction on Wednesday. The reason was a malfunction in the control system of the non-nuclear part of the technology. After inspections, technicians expect the unit to start generating electricity again on Thursday, Temelín Nuclear Power Plant spokesman Marek Sviták told reporters on Wednesday.
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