Romania Extends Nuclear Reactor Output After Danube Blasts
Romania has extended the operational period of its second nuclear reactor at the Cernavoda plant by at least nine days due to increased water flow in the Danube River caused by recent explosive works. The blasts resulted in a 4cm rise in river flow, which provides additional cooling water necessary for continued reactor operation.
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Romania Extends Reactor Output by Nine Days After Danube Blasts
Romania has extended the operational period of its second nuclear reactor at the Cernavoda plant by at least nine days due to increased water flow in the Danube River caused by recent explosive works. The blasts resulted in a 4cm rise in river flow, which provides additional cooling water necessary for continued reactor operation.
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