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Madras Atomic Power Station Unit To Restart In 6 Days
The second 220 MW unit at the Madras Atomic Power Station (MAPS), which was shut down due to fuel machine problem/minor leak, is expected to restart within six days, a top plant official said.
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2 Nuclear Plants in Tamil Nadu to Restart Operations Soon
Two nuclear power units of the Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd. (NPCIL) in Tamil Nadu are expected to restart operations this week, said officials.
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Man arrested for taking photos of Kalpakkam reactor in Tamil Nadu
A contract labourer at the Madras Atomic Power station at Kalpakkam in Kancheepuram Tamil Nadu has been arrested after some pen drives and a mobile phone that had over 400 photos of the BHAVINI Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor were seized from him, police said on Thursday.
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Madras Atomic Power Station to restart after shutdown
Two reactors of the Nuclear Power Corporation Ltd's (NPCIL) Madras Atomic Power Station (MAPS) that shut down after a power supply breaker tripped leading to a power cut early on Sunday would restart generation around Aug 23, said a senior official here on Monday.
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HC directive to police on fast over nuclear power plant
Madras High Court today directed Tamil Nadu police to permit a forum to hold a one-day fast to highlight alleged health risks posed by the nuclear power plant in Kalpakkam, about 70 km from here.
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Kalpakkam nuclear reactors not affected by cyclone Thane
It was business as usual at the Kalpakkam atomic power plants, around 80 km from here, even as cyclone Thane lashed the coastal districts affecting normal life on Friday. The two power plants of Madras Atomic Power Station (MAPS) located on the Kalpakkam coast were generating power as usual, though necessary precautions against the cyclone have be...
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Tamil Nadu nuclear plant gears up to face cyclone Thane
Cyclone Thane which is due to hit the coast of Tamil Nadu on Friday morning has raised fears about the safety of nuclear plants in the state. Although the Kudankulam nuclear plant is at a safe distance from cyclone landfall, authorities have concerns about the safety of the Kalpakkam nuclear facilities.
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Madras Atomic Power Station Unit To Restart In 6 Days
The second 220 MW unit at the Madras Atomic Power Station (MAPS), which was shut down due to fuel machine problem/minor leak, is expected to restart within six days, a top plant official said.
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2 Nuclear Plants in Tamil Nadu to Restart Operations Soon
Two nuclear power units of the Nuclear Power Corporation of India Ltd. (NPCIL) in Tamil Nadu are expected to restart operations this week, said officials.
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Man arrested for taking photos of Kalpakkam reactor in Tamil Nadu
A contract labourer at the Madras Atomic Power station at Kalpakkam in Kancheepuram Tamil Nadu has been arrested after some pen drives and a mobile phone that had over 400 photos of the BHAVINI Prototype Fast Breeder Reactor were seized from him, police said on Thursday.
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Madras Atomic Power Station to restart after shutdown
Two reactors of the Nuclear Power Corporation Ltd's (NPCIL) Madras Atomic Power Station (MAPS) that shut down after a power supply breaker tripped leading to a power cut early on Sunday would restart generation around Aug 23, said a senior official here on Monday.
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HC directive to police on fast over nuclear power plant
Madras High Court today directed Tamil Nadu police to permit a forum to hold a one-day fast to highlight alleged health risks posed by the nuclear power plant in Kalpakkam, about 70 km from here.
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Kalpakkam nuclear reactors not affected by cyclone Thane
It was business as usual at the Kalpakkam atomic power plants, around 80 km from here, even as cyclone Thane lashed the coastal districts affecting normal life on Friday. The two power plants of Madras Atomic Power Station (MAPS) located on the Kalpakkam coast were generating power as usual, though necessary precautions against the cyclone have be...
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Tamil Nadu nuclear plant gears up to face cyclone Thane
Cyclone Thane which is due to hit the coast of Tamil Nadu on Friday morning has raised fears about the safety of nuclear plants in the state. Although the Kudankulam nuclear plant is at a safe distance from cyclone landfall, authorities have concerns about the safety of the Kalpakkam nuclear facilities.
