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Beloyarsk refuelling

25 September 2007

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On September 28, the BN-600 reactor at Beloyarsk in Russia’s Ural mountains will be stopped for planned refuelling and a 20-day inspection.

The unit 3 sodium-cooled FBR at Ekaterinburg is currently running at full capacity producing 560MWe.

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