Technological Plan for the Operation Termination
- the transport of all reactor fuels to storage pools,
- the cooling down of fuel cells in storage pools,
- the draining and processing of all operational media from unnecessary equipment,
- the processing of the remaining operational radioactive waste,
- the safe separation of non-operational equipment and systems, from systems and equipment still in use,
- the continuous care for the integrity of the barriers that prevent the release of radioactivity into the environment,
- fulfilling requirements following from the maintaining of nuclear and radiation safety,
- the reduction of the equipment still in operation, with the goal of lowering the operational, maintenance and inspection expenses,
- the securing of the operation of the necessary equipment and systems at an unchanging level,
- the dismantling of unnecessary equipment, which can be utilized in other operations,
- the transport of spent fuel cells from the storage pools into the ISFS facility,
- the coordinated preparation of changes in the operational documentation for the operation termination, which includes programs, operational limits and conditions (LC), criteria, modified operational regulations etc.,
- the coordinated preparation of the decommissioning documentation of the V1 NPP,
- the evaluation of the physical condition of the equipment and structures, at the deadline date for the start of the decommissioning process, and the radiation characteristics thereof.