Rawatbhata Nuclear Plant

Indigenously made Rawatbhata nuclear plant in Rajasthan has created history by running continuously for a period 765 days, or a little over two years. With this achievement, the 220 MW reactor has beaten an American unit which ran for 739 days at a stretch.

An indigenously made nuclear plant in Rajasthan has created history by running continuously for a period 765 days, or a little over two years. Usually, most nuclear plants globally need to be shut down every year for maintenance; only well-maintained facilities can run for longer periods.

India will begin the construction of its 25th nuclear power plant with the first pour of concrete for the 700 MW indigenous Pressurized Heavy Water Reactor (PHWR) at Rawatbhata tomorrow.

Indigenously made Rawatbhata nuclear plant in Rajasthan has created history by running continuously for a period 765 days, or a little over two years. With this achievement, the 220 MW reactor has beaten an American unit which ran for 739 days at a stretch.

An indigenously made nuclear plant in Rajasthan has created history by running continuously for a period 765 days, or a little over two years. Usually, most nuclear plants globally need to be shut down every year for maintenance; only well-maintained facilities can run for longer periods.

India will begin the construction of its 25th nuclear power plant with the first pour of concrete for the 700 MW indigenous Pressurized Heavy Water Reactor (PHWR) at Rawatbhata tomorrow.