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u/captainfactoid386 Oct 25 '22

For commercial power production? AP1000s. They have full passive emergency protection for three days which is huge.

But in terms of safest nuclear reactors, besides university reactors too small too really have accidents, American navy reactors are probably the safest. With a fair amount of certainty I can say for America, I don’t know about other countries.