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BN-350 reactor

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assess the sufficiency of this base for carrying out direct work on decommissioning out of service BN-350. Then it will be necessary to select technologies for solving priority work on transferring the BN-350 to a safe state, develop initial requirements for the structure and composition of technological complexes and infrastructure, develop requirements for space-planning solutions and perform an indicative (aggregated) economic assessment of the decisions made.
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A three-circuit reactor cooling scheme is used. In the first and second circuits, liquid sodium is used as a coolant, in the third circuit, water. The reactor pressure vessel is made of stainless steel with a thickness of 30 millimetres (1.2 in) and a diameter of 2.4 to 6.0 m. The
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The project lifetime of the reactor officially finished in 1993, and in June 1994, the reactor was forced to shut down because of a lack of funds to buy fuel. By 1995, the plant's operating license had expired. The facility continued to operate far below capacity until reactor operations ceased in
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By order of Techsnabexport, the Scientific and Technical Center for the Safety of Nuclear Technologies of Kazakhstan will have to collect and analyze the documents of the regulatory framework of Kazakhstan in the field of decommissioning of nuclear facilities and radioactive waste management and
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According to the project, the decommissioning of the BN-350 is planned to be carried out in three stages. First, it is planned to transfer the reactor facility to a state of safe storage within 10 years, then ensure long-term safe storage within 50 years, and then perform partial or complete
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Leipunskii, A. I.; Afrikantov, I. I.; Stekol'nikov, V. V.; Kazachkovskii, O. D.; Orlov, V. V.; Pinkhasik, M. S.; Bagdasarov, Yu. E.; Baklushin, R. P.; Milovidov, I. V.; Rineiskii, A. A.; Kuznetsov, I. A.; Zakharko, Yu. A.; Koshkin, Yu. N.; Shiryaev, V. I.; Blagovolin, S. M. (1966).
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of 30 years, are stored at MAEK-Kazatomprom. Short-term safe storage will be 10 years, followed by a long-term dry storage of 50 years. Total decommissioning cost was estimated in 2020 at $ 330 million to be paid by local residents through the electricity tariff.
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Leipunskii, A. I.; Pinkhasik, M. S.; Bagdasarov, Yu. E.; Baklushin, R. P.; Poplavskii, V. M.; Rineiskii, A. A.; Chernomordik, E. N.; Sharanov, V. I.; Petrovichev, I. K.; Stekol'nikov, V. V.; Blagovolin, S. M.; Grigor'ev, K. B.; Dmitriev, I. D. (1967).
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Disposition of spent fuel was executed with technical and financial assistance of the US government. Some 3,000 cubic metres (110,000 cu ft) of liquid radioactive waste, mainly sodium and caesium-137 with a
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Mitenkov, F. M.; Orlov, V. V.; Yurtchenko, D. S.; Bagdasarov, Yu. E.; Baklushin, R. P.; Vasilenko, K. T.; Kiselev, G. V.; Kochetkov, L. A.; Kuznetsov, I. A. (1975). Kallfelz, J. M.; Karam, R. A. (eds.).
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Orlov, V. V.; Troyanov, M. F.; Matveev, V. I.; Pomerantsev, G. B.; Tverdovskii, N. D.; Pshakin, G. M.; Khalov, E. M.; Ivanov, A. P.; Shkol'nik, V. S.; Voropaev, A. I.; Danilychev, A. V. (1977).
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Vasilenko, K.T.; Kochetkov, L.A.; Arkhipov, V.M.; Baklushin, R.P.; Gorlov, A.I.; Kiselev, G.V.; Rezinkin, P.S.; Samarkin, A.A.; Tverdovsky, N.D. (1978).
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Shevchenko BN-350 nuclear fast reactor and desalination plant situated on the shore of the Caspian Sea. The former plant could generate 350 MW
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The prototypes for the development of the BN-350 reactor were the experimental reactor BR-5, built in 1959 on the territory of the
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began in 1964, and the plant first produced electricity in 1973. In addition to providing power for the city (350 MW
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dismantling of equipment, buildings and structures, and ensure the management of radioactive waste.
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and provide steam for an associated desalination plant. View of the interior of the reactor hall.
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procurement website, Techsnabexport JSC will provide assistance to Kazakh partners.
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first circuit of the cooling system consists of five active and one reserve loop.
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An experience of cleaning and decontamination of the BN-350 reactor components
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Local residents pay for decommissioning of Kazakhstan’s BN-350 reactor
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will assist Kazakhstan on the decommissioning for the BN-350 reactor.
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For the process of decommissioning to remove the radioactive hazard,
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Criticality Safety Issues in the Disposition of BN-350 Spent Fuel
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1999, when plutonium-bearing spent fuel stopped being produced.
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to supply 120,000 m³ of fresh water per day to the city.
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Deactivated fast breeder reactor in Aktau, Kazakhstan
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BN-350

Kazakhstan
Aktau
43°36′25″N 51°16′59″E / 43.607°N 51.283°E / 43.607; 51.283
Commission date
Ministry of Medium Machine-Building
sodium-cooled
fast reactor
Atomenergoproekt
Kharkov Turbine Plant
Nameplate capacity
maek.kz
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sodium-cooled
fast reactor
Mangyshlak
Aktau
Kazakhstan
Caspian Sea
fast breeder reactor
plutonium
desalination
Institute of Physics and Power Engineering
half-life
Rosatom
Rosatom
icon
Energy portal

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