den_koshkin
den_koshkin
866 / 24
12th Jun 2016
3rd Jul 2019
This is the most accurate model of the Russian RBMK-1000 nuclear reactor. Manual/auto controls. Destructable. v1.2 Changelog: -Added SCRAM button -AUTO logic improved
nuclear reactor ukraine rbmk 1986 realistic uranium chernobyl accurate model

Comments

  • den_koshkin
    den_koshkin
    9th Jan 2022
    Use SPRK to click the buttons.
  • CommunistKid
    CommunistKid
    2nd Jan 2022
    Where can i download and test these simulators?
  • lukaxpro
    lukaxpro
    2nd Jan 2022
    How do you click the buttons?
  • DrYeet2704
    DrYeet2704
    10th Dec 2021
    Actually no, I know most of this from INSAG-7 and INSAG-1, two reports made by the IAEA's Nuclear Safety Group. I am a bit of a Chernobyl freak in terms of how much I like to learn about it. But hey, nothing wrong with that.
  • cavo_47
    cavo_47
    3rd Nov 2021
    i molt it!!!
  • testingboi
    testingboi
    26th Oct 2021
    Do you know this by RXMODEL?
  • DrYeet2704
    DrYeet2704
    18th Oct 2021
    Also, AZ-5 was not used to bring about an abrupt emergency stop. The designers at the Kurchatov institute thought that it could be detrimental to the Soviet energy grid, so they didn't use dedicated emergency motors, but just the normal servos for the manual control rods.
  • DrYeet2704
    DrYeet2704
    18th Oct 2021
    Kyru, imagine this was at a REAL power station. 2 AZ-5 buttons would be for 2 reactors, not one. Normally they'd shut it down by slowly decreasing power to 0MW to shut down, not trip AZ-5. AZ-5 trips would have been sent to the UkSSR's Ministry of Energy and Electrification, who would start an unnecessary investigation.
  • Adam_Creates_Stuff
    Adam_Creates_Stuff
    13th Oct 2021
    Kyru, the second shutdown button is only if it is two reactors. One reactor = one SCRAM.
  • Kyru
    Kyru
    11th Oct 2021
    please made a version with the second shutdown button so it can stop the meltdown