What Are the New Water Insurance Measures at the Centrale De La Cernavoda? Several Ships and Barges Will Be Located on 600 Meters
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The National Committee for Emergency Situations has adopted a new decision that sets out a step-by-step plan of measures to ensure the water flow required for the safe operation of the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant, informs Agerpres. Intervention is necessary under the conditions in which the Danube flow is projected to record new decreases as from 10 September, ...
The National Committee for Emergency Situations (CNSU) has established new measures to ensure the necessary flow of water to the Cernavoda Central, in the context of the Danube level to fall again, from 10 September. In the first phase, several ships and barges are to be located at a distance of 600 meters in the area of the confluence of Cernavoda of the Old Danube arm with entry into the Danube-Black Sea Canal, to direct water to the canal and…
The Danube level is expected to start to fall again from Thursday, and the authorities have prepared new measures to ensure the necessary water for the safe operation of the Cernavoda Nuclear Generating Station. The National Emergency Committee has approved a temporary, modular and up-to-date intervention plan, which can be applied depending on the evolution of the river level.
CNSU Prepares an Emergency Plan for the Cernavoda Power Plant. The Danube Level Is Set to Drop Again
The National Emergency Committee has established new measures to ensure the water flow required for the Cernavodă Power Plant, given that the Danube level is expected to drop again from September 10. The measures are designed in stages. In the first phase, several ships and barges are to be placed over a distance of 600 meters in the area of the Cernavodă confluence of the Old Danube branch with the entrance to the Danube-Black Sea Canal, to dir…
According to forecasts, the water level of the Danube may decrease again from September 10th.
The National Committee for Emergency Situations (CNSU) has approved an emergency response plan to ensure the necessary water flow to cool Cernavoda Nuclear Power Station reactors, according to an announcement published by the Government this evening. The strategy approved by the authorities includes a series of advanced technical and hydrotechnical measures aimed at preventing any risk of stopping the production of electricity caused by the fall…
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