Gösgen Nuclear Power Plant: Reactor Decommissioning Triggered
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It is not yet clear when the power plant will be able to resume operation. However, according to the notification, the plant is in a safe state.
The nuclear power plant in Gösgen, in the canton of Solothurn, was shut down on Tuesday: an undervoltage on the supply bars of the control clusters led to an automatic emergency shutdown at about 6.40 a.m. No radioactive discharges were found.
At the Gösgen nuclear power plant in the canton of Solothurn, an automatic rapid shut down of reactors occurred on Tuesday morning. According to the operator, the cause was a low voltage on the control bar rails.
At the Gösgen nuclear power station at 6.40 a.m. on Tuesday morning, a rapid reactor shutdown was automatically triggered. According to the operator, all safety systems reacted as planned; additional radioactivity did not cease.
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