Παραδείγματα από το σώμα κειμένου για RBMK
1. Chernobyl challenge Some of its leading lights even reject the idea, almost universally accepted in the West, that the plant‘s RBMK reactors were inherently dangerous.
2. RBMK reactors are still used in Russia and Lithuania, though the standard reactor in Russia is now a version of the pressurised water reactor.
3. No 4 was a 1,000 megawatt RBMK reactor – a colossal structure composed of 1,660 10–metre–long channels filled with uranium fuel, separated by 1,700 tons of moderating graphite arranged into 2,488 columns.
4. No 4 was a 1,000 megawatt RBMK reactor - a colossal structure composed of 1,660 10-metre-long channels filled with uranium fuel, separated by 1,700 tons of moderating graphite arranged into 2,488 columns.
5. The technicians called this the pyatachok, or five kopek piece. The RBMK was regarded as the workhorse of Soviet atomic energy, thrifty and reliable - and safe enough to be built without an expensive containment building that would prevent the release of radiation in the event of a serious accident.