βοΈπ·πΊπΊπ¦β’οΈ #Zaporozhye NPP, "the second Chernobyl" and innocent Ukraine by t.me/rybar:
Because of the shelling of Europe's largest nuclear power plant in Zaporozhye, world MSM are in a panic: the Russian Forces (sick!) want to arrange a nuclear disaster and
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Because of the shelling of Europe's largest nuclear power plant in Zaporozhye, world MSM are in a panic: the Russian Forces (sick!) want to arrange a nuclear disaster and
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prevent the AFU from saving the world. The fact that the strikes are carried out by the Ukrainian side does not confuse anyone.
The @rybar team decided to do a breakdown and explain if a new catastrophe awaits the world, who is to blame and why what is happening.
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prevent the AFU from saving the world. The fact that the strikes are carried out by the Ukrainian side does not confuse anyone.
The @rybar team decided to do a breakdown and explain if a new catastrophe awaits the world, who is to blame and why what is happening.
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π»Reactor depressurization:
Fans of the "Chernobyl" series know all too well about reactors, rods, containment damage and other horrors that accompanied the disaster of the last century.
βͺοΈ The firings do not threaten the reactors themselves.
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π»Reactor depressurization:
Fans of the "Chernobyl" series know all too well about reactors, rods, containment damage and other horrors that accompanied the disaster of the last century.
βͺοΈ The firings do not threaten the reactors themselves.
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The outer shell of a reactor is a meter and a half of steel and concrete. To destroy it you have to use tactical nuclear weapons. And the reactor lid is capable of withstanding a 20-ton impact at 200 km/h.
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The outer shell of a reactor is a meter and a half of steel and concrete. To destroy it you have to use tactical nuclear weapons. And the reactor lid is capable of withstanding a 20-ton impact at 200 km/h.
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βͺοΈ But now the AFU is hitting power lines. If the reactors are disconnected from consumers, there will be an emergency shutdown - the ZNPP will not be able to generate electricity.
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βͺοΈ But now the AFU is hitting power lines. If the reactors are disconnected from consumers, there will be an emergency shutdown - the ZNPP will not be able to generate electricity.
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It takes 10 seconds to stop the reactor. But then it has to be cooled down for another two or three years: to run water through it so that it does not overheat, since the secondary decay of the nuclear fuel will take place.
βͺοΈ The strikes by VSU can lead to a
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It takes 10 seconds to stop the reactor. But then it has to be cooled down for another two or three years: to run water through it so that it does not overheat, since the secondary decay of the nuclear fuel will take place.
βͺοΈ The strikes by VSU can lead to a
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permanent shutdown of the reactor.
It is easy enough to disrupt the water supply after the power line is out of service. There is no way to defrost a reactor that has been shut down. What will be left is a red-hot air-cooled metal cask, which cannot be restarted.
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permanent shutdown of the reactor.
It is easy enough to disrupt the water supply after the power line is out of service. There is no way to defrost a reactor that has been shut down. What will be left is a red-hot air-cooled metal cask, which cannot be restarted.
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βοΈ There will be no threat of a nuclear catastropheβοΈ
π»There are several radioactively hazardous facilities at ZNPP:
βͺοΈ A dry storage facility for spent nuclear fuel and an isotope storage facility for radiography.
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βοΈ There will be no threat of a nuclear catastropheβοΈ
π»There are several radioactively hazardous facilities at ZNPP:
βͺοΈ A dry storage facility for spent nuclear fuel and an isotope storage facility for radiography.
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If these facilities are destroyed, depressurization may occur and radioactive substances of cesium and strontium may enter the environment. This will cause increase of radiation background on the NPP site in the radius of 50-100 meters from the radioactive objects.
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If these facilities are destroyed, depressurization may occur and radioactive substances of cesium and strontium may enter the environment. This will cause increase of radiation background on the NPP site in the radius of 50-100 meters from the radioactive objects.
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Staying in this area for a long time will be dangerous.
βͺοΈ Will the plant work? Yes. But it will become difficult to maintain, you can't be there without radiation protection.
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Staying in this area for a long time will be dangerous.
βͺοΈ Will the plant work? Yes. But it will become difficult to maintain, you can't be there without radiation protection.
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It will become difficult to guard the NPP because the dry storage facilities are close to the perimeter. The contaminated soil will have to be isolated somehow, and this will require special equipment.
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It will become difficult to guard the NPP because the dry storage facilities are close to the perimeter. The contaminated soil will have to be isolated somehow, and this will require special equipment.
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βͺοΈ At the dry storage site, rainwater collection is organized, but there is still a possibility of radioactive elements entering the Dnieper River through the drainage water.
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βͺοΈ At the dry storage site, rainwater collection is organized, but there is still a possibility of radioactive elements entering the Dnieper River through the drainage water.
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As a result, water contamination may occur. Downstream water intakes, including those in Kherson and Nikolaev, cannot be used (but it all depends on the concentration).
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As a result, water contamination may occur. Downstream water intakes, including those in Kherson and Nikolaev, cannot be used (but it all depends on the concentration).
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βοΈ We are not talking about nuclear, but about a local environmental disaster, which would make it much more difficult to use the ZNPP.
π»Asking the question: then what is all this for?
βͺοΈ Do Ukraine and the West understand the possible consequences?
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βοΈ We are not talking about nuclear, but about a local environmental disaster, which would make it much more difficult to use the ZNPP.
π»Asking the question: then what is all this for?
βͺοΈ Do Ukraine and the West understand the possible consequences?
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Yes! Because of the constant shelling, ZNPP employees and residents of Energodar are fleeing the city. Zaporizhzhya NPP is turning into an exclusion zone - only not because of a nuclear disaster, but because of the actions of the caring AFU.
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Yes! Because of the constant shelling, ZNPP employees and residents of Energodar are fleeing the city. Zaporizhzhya NPP is turning into an exclusion zone - only not because of a nuclear disaster, but because of the actions of the caring AFU.
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βͺοΈ The price of this is simple: in the case of emergency shutdowns of ZNPP generators and damage to the 750kV transmission line, the consequences could affect all of Ukraine.
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βͺοΈ The price of this is simple: in the case of emergency shutdowns of ZNPP generators and damage to the 750kV transmission line, the consequences could affect all of Ukraine.
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Transient processes in the grids can lead to a decrease in the stability of the entire power system and the emergence of overloads in the operating lines. The whole of Ukraine will have a problem with electricity.
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Transient processes in the grids can lead to a decrease in the stability of the entire power system and the emergence of overloads in the operating lines. The whole of Ukraine will have a problem with electricity.
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At the meeting of the UN Security Council the situation around the ZNPP has already been used to pump the topic of introducing a demilitarized zone in this region. It is not hard to guess what this will lead to.
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At the meeting of the UN Security Council the situation around the ZNPP has already been used to pump the topic of introducing a demilitarized zone in this region. It is not hard to guess what this will lead to.
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And at the same time the public opinion in the West is turning to poor poor Ukraine whose authorities are so eager to save the world from "Russia, the messenger of a nuclear catastrophe.
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t.me/Slavyangrad /@rybar/
#UkraineWarNews #ZaporozhyeNPP #ZaporizhzhiaNPP
And at the same time the public opinion in the West is turning to poor poor Ukraine whose authorities are so eager to save the world from "Russia, the messenger of a nuclear catastrophe.
19/19
t.me/Slavyangrad /@rybar/
#UkraineWarNews #ZaporozhyeNPP #ZaporizhzhiaNPP
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