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In the HBO TV show Chernobyl, deputy chief engineer Anatoly Dyatlov said Control System Tank, Hydrogen...
What's the control system tank in RBMK?
What's the control system tank in RBMK?
It's not clear from readily available diagrams in English.Reuenthal said:Is it annual water tank in the reactor ?
Based on the text only maybe the hydrogen reserves for generator cooling? Those generators had hydrogen as coolant for the rotors.Astronuc said:The turbine hall.
The control system tank. Hydrogen.
The Control System Tank is a key component in the RBMK nuclear reactor. It is a large water tank located above the reactor core, which is used to control the flow of water and steam through the reactor.
The Control System Tank works by regulating the amount of water and steam that flows through the reactor. This is done through a series of pipes and valves that are controlled by the operators. The water and steam help to control the temperature and pressure inside the reactor, ensuring safe and efficient operation.
The Control System Tank is essential for the safe operation of the RBMK reactor. It helps to regulate the temperature and pressure inside the reactor, which is crucial for preventing accidents and ensuring the reactor operates within safe limits.
If the Control System Tank fails, it can lead to a loss of control over the reactor's temperature and pressure. This can result in a dangerous situation, potentially leading to a nuclear meltdown. Therefore, regular maintenance and monitoring of the Control System Tank is critical for safe operation.
Yes, there have been safety concerns related to the Control System Tank in RBMK reactors. The design of the tank has been criticized for its potential to lead to a positive feedback loop, which can cause an uncontrolled increase in reactor power. However, measures have been taken to address these concerns and improve the safety of the Control System Tank.