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The floating nuclear power station is a non-self propelled vessel. It has length of 144.4 metres (474 ft), width of 30 metres (98 ft), height of 10 metres (33 ft), and draught of 5.6 metres (18 ft). The vessel has a displacement of 21,500 tonnes and a crew of 69 people.
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917 MW thermal or 325 MWe and the slightly larger RITM-200 55 MWe reactors have both been considered as a potential energy source for these floating nuclear power stations. The station also incorporates a floating unit (FPU), waterworks, guaranteeing solid establishment, separation FPU and
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On 31 December 2021 Rosatom announced that these four new floating plants will carry a new, slightly improved version of RITM-200 cores, named RITM-200S, currently in development. TVEL has been charged with development of new fuel assemblies for its improved core. Each barge will produce 106 MWe of
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wharf where it was constructed. The manufacturer will arrange for the disposal of the nuclear waste and maintenance is provided by the infrastructure of the
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from the thermal shock. However, this can be mitigated in stations with multiple units, by avoiding simultaneous shutdowns. By sequentially turning off only one unit at a time, the water temperature variation is minimized. These problems are shared by all
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plant producing 240,000 cubic meters of fresh water a day. Smaller modification of the plant can be fitted with two ABV-6M reactors with the electrical power around 18 MWe (megawatts of electricity).
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2185:Oil reserves
2180:Oil industry
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1719:Novovoronezh
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2306:Rosneftegaz
2163:Natural gas
1880:Smolensk II
1829:Kaliningrad
1564:Gen4 Energy
1135:30 December
1081:30 December
983:30 December
957:31 December
932:2 September
883:Bellona.org
819:30 December
748:20 December
667:2 September
524:Vilyuchinsk
468:entrainment
383:Contractors
230:state-owned
189:2 modified
2686:Categories
2505:of 2005–06
2148:Geothermal
1844:South Ural
1574:TerraPower
1549:Toshiba 4S
1253:8 November
1041:8 November
696:8 November
621:References
476:fish kills
374:Objectives
274:See also:
170:Propulsion
91:at least 7
80:In service
2548:sanctions
2321:Yamal LNG
2316:Transneft
1998:Companies
1859:Volgograd
1834:Krasnodar
1765:BREST-300
1709:Leningrad
1679:Beloyarsk
1247:The Times
1051:cite news
907:13 August
494:Locations
320:RITM-200M
96:Completed
75:2007-2018
62:Operators
2634:Category
2335:(before
2331:Politics
2047:Category
2010:Atommash
1939:VVER-TOI
1864:Voronezh
1839:Primorsk
1805:Canceled
1791:Siberian
1760:Kursk II
1734:Smolensk
1684:Bilibino
1674:Balakovo
1652:Reactors
1514:Fuji MSR
1466:Emerging
1304:25 April
1249:. London
1176:20 April
645:17 March
550:See also
367:VBER-300
284:) chose
52:Builders
2510:of 2009
2492:Ukraine
2473:Georgia
2462:of 2007
2457:of 2004
2449:Belarus
2301:Rosneft
2296:Rosatom
2291:Novatek
2281:Gazprom
2175:Nuclear
2136:Sources
2030:Rosatom
1946:KLT-40S
1885:BN-1200
1873:Planned
1818:Crimean
1812:Bashkir
1796:Troitsk
1786:Obninsk
1694:Kalinin
1584:Thorcon
1559:NuScale
1524:SC-HTGR
1472:markets
1109:17 June
776:Sevmash
716:Reuters
534:on the
526:on the
518:on the
516:Dudinka
504:Gazprom
459:seawall
415:Fueling
334:power.
294:Sevmash
282:Rosatom
270:History
227:Russian
223:Rosatom
215:
204:Russian
191:KLT-40S
162:Draught
88:Planned
66:Rosatom
2608:CAATSA
2410:Arctic
2286:Lukoil
2095:Topics
1964:GT-MHR
1917:BN-800
1912:BN-600
1779:Closed
1739:BOR-60
1729:Rostov
1660:Active
1534:SmAHTR
1300:. 2020
1016:6 July
845:6 July
782:6 July
500:Arctic
424:Safety
348:KLT-40
225:, the
154:Height
138:Length
104:Active
2217:Solar
1927:EGP-6
1824:Gorky
1704:Kursk
1554:CAREM
1539:SSTAR
1519:PRISM
1276:(PDF)
1224:(PDF)
1205:1 May
1100:(PDF)
532:Pevek
512:Yamal
443:Lenin
245:MH-1A
186:Notes
124:barge
72:Built
2546:and
2358:OPEC
2222:Wind
2143:Coal
1969:T-15
1934:VVER
1922:RBMK
1854:Tver
1770:MBIR
1699:Kola
1529:IRIS
1306:2020
1255:2008
1207:2010
1178:2020
1137:2008
1111:2019
1083:2008
1057:link
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750:2019
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698:2008
669:2022
647:2019
530:and
510:and
508:Kola
213:lit.
178:Crew
173:none
146:Beam
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