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D'oh! Misplaced chair shuts down nuclear plant in Taiwan
Surprisingly a real-life scenario and not a plotline from The Simpsons
[68]Laura Dobberstein Wed 28 Jul 2021 // 13:01 UTC
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A reactor at Guosheng Nuclear Power Plant in Taiwan malfunctioned on
Tuesday morning, triggering an auto shutdown that resulted in the loss
of 985 megawatts of power – all due to the misplacement of a chair.
The plant owner, state-run Taipower, said the incident did not cause
any grid power outages, although the power supply light turned yellow
from green, indicating the system was running at 6-10 per cent of
operating reserve ratio.
Both the power company and the [77]Atomic Energy Commission, a
government agency for atomic safety, confirmed there was no concern
about radiation release.
An investigation by the Association for Natural Energy pinpointed the
cause: [78]misplaced furniture. Staff working in the control room moved
the chair to clean and, in the process, knocked the acrylic protective
cover of a main steam isolation valve switch causing it to tilt, shift,
and close, setting off a chain reaction that tripped the main steam
turbine and stopped the reactor.
Taipower filed a report on the 6:30am oopsie and by 11:40pm the reactor
was approved to restart.
However, restarting a nuclear reactor of this type from scratch takes
three days to reach maximum output, according to the [79]Taipei Times.
Luckily for Taiwan and the power company, the incident took place early
in the morning when demand was low and sufficient reserve capacity
existed.
The reactor in question is scheduled to pump out power until March
2023, when its operating permit expires. ®
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[94]Paul Kunert Mon 27 Sep 2021 // 16:15 UTC [95]1 comment bubble
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[99]Matt Dupuy Mon 27 Sep 2021 // 15:16 UTC [100]32 comment bubble
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functions. Thus the knowledge of the map is the key to reverse
engineering the brain."
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[103]Paul Kunert Mon 27 Sep 2021 // 14:31 UTC [104]3 comment bubble
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[106]Richard Speed Mon 27 Sep 2021 // 13:44 UTC [107]7 comment
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