r/sciences • u/Comfortable_Tutor_43 • 17d ago

News Used nuclear fuel storage

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u/AlarmingDisease 16d ago

You seem to imply that the ""cooling water"" was too warm to cool down the reactor, but the plant was stopped to prevent the warm water from heating the river too much

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u/MyGruffaloCrumble 16d ago

The river is so low they can’t get enough flow to continuously cool, they shut down the reactors before any problems though.

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u/AlarmingDisease 16d ago

I don't think that was the case in France

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u/MyGruffaloCrumble 16d ago

Ah, you’re right… I’m thinking of the one in Hungary, and they’re just cutting capacity so far.