Accident Management Actions taken during the first days after the Chernobyl accident either
proved ineffective or were not fulfilled as reported by the Soviets at the International Atomic …

On April 25, 1986, the Chernobyl 4 nuclear reactor was one of the world's finest. It had the
best operating record of any power reactor in the Soviet Union; in1985, it had a load factor of …

Accident Management Actions (AMAs) taken during the first days after the Chernobyl
accident either proved ineffective or were not fulfilled as reported by the Soviets at the IAEA …

[en] The accident at Unit 4 of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant necessitated the
mobilization of significant manpower and resources to limit or eliminate the consequences …

The paper concerns the Chernobyl reactor accident, with emphasis on the design of the
RBMK reactor and nuclear safety. A description is given of the Chernobyl nuclear power …

In August 1986, scientists from the former Soviet Union provided the nuclear safety
community with an impressively detailed account of what was then known about the …

Abotched experiment and a series of deliberate safety violations, and a reactor that was
inherently difficult to operate and control combined to cause the world's worst nuclear …

The historical record of nuclear reactor performance can be interpreted as showing that they
are very safe or that they are very dangerous. The former conclusion follows if one limits …

[en] The Chernobyl disaster is examined in chronological order from the experiment that led
to the explosions, to the firefighting efforts, the release of radioactivity, its fallout, the …

A recent American “mini-series” on Chernobyl, widely watched across the world, presented
viewers with the concluding finding that this massive accident had occurred because the …