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Unplanned repairs continue at Kalinin NPP
Publish date: September 9, 2005
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Unplanned repairs continue at Kalinin NPP
September 1, the nuclear plants operator manually shut down reactor unit no.2.
On September 1, at 10.13 local time the Kalinin NPPs operator manually shut down reactor no.2 after the reactor control and safety systems spontaneous movement. The shut down went in according with the regulations and the radiation levels reported to remain normal. The plants specialists promised to put the second unit back on line on September 6, but it is still under repairs. At the moment only reactor no.3 is in operation with the 939 MW load.
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