Talk:Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant
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Why no mention of the SBO event in 2001?
editThe SBO event in 2001 should be mentioned, if anyone can find any public references and/or descriptions of this event. The events listed today in the Wiki article would fall under routine events, why are they mentioned at all? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 192.36.28.75 (talk) 12:38, 15 August 2014 (UTC)
- Some additional links for the Unit 1 station blackout in 2001:
- [1] Framatome Owner's Group, cause evaluation discussion
- [2] T/H simulation of event using MAAP4
- [3] T/H simulation of event using TRACE
- [4] Simulation of overvoltage phenomenon
- [5] Impact on Fukushima (lesson that should have been learned)
- POWER Magazine, Human error blamed for Taiwan blackout, Sep/Oct 2001, Vol 145, Issue 5, Page 12.
- --Mliu92 (talk) 19:29, 4 December 2014 (UTC)
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Bring this article up to date
editIn order to bring this article up to date, shouldn't the Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant's 2021 application to shut down be mentioned in this article (part of a larger plan to make Taiwan nuclear-free)?