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Summary of Separative Work Units, by '.'.,.. .. ;;~ by Reactor Ty~ (Optimum Scheduling) (conti~ued) Year Reactor Type MTSWU. Cumulative Year Reactor Type MTSWUs Cumulative MTSWUs MTSWUs --_._--_. Novovoronezh-I 35 TolAl 2,772 15,841 Novovoronezh-2 28 1981 Beloyarsk-I 18 RBMK-IOOO 774 De\oyarsk-2 45 VVER-440 711 BK-350 247 Tour 1,858 6,874 BN-6oo 217 1977 Beloya .. k-I 18 Novoyoronezh-I 35 Beloyarsk-2 4S Novovoronezh-2 28 BN-350 247 RBMK-lOOO' 1,196 Novoyoronezh-I 35 VYER-440 1,417 Novovoronezh-2 28 VYER-IOOO 97 RBMK-lOOO 183 Total 3,300 19,141 VVER-440 575 1982 Beloyarsk-I 18 Toul 1,131 8,005 Beloyarsk-2 45 1978 Bdoyarsk-I 18 BN-350 247 Be\oyarsk-2 45 BN-600 217 BN-350 247 N ovovoronezh-I 35 Novovoronezh-I 3S Novovoronezh-2 28 N oyovoronezh-2 28 RBMK-IOOO 6~-\ RBMK-lOOO 954 VVER-440 1,328 VVER-440' 889 VVER-IOOO 392 Total 2,216 10,221 Total 2,974 2;m 1979 Beloyarsk-I 18 1983 Be\oyarsk-I 18 Be\oyarsk-2 45 Beloyarl'k-2 45 BN-350 247 BN-350 247 BN-600 516 BN-600 313 --_._-_. Novovoronezh-I 35 Novovoronezh-I 35 Novoyoronezh-2 28 Novovoronezh-2 28 RBMK-lOOO 660 RBMK-IOOO ~~~~~ VVER-440 1 .. 004 RDMK-1500 356 ---- VVER-lOOO 295 VVER-440 1.961 Total 2,848 13,069 VVER-IOOO 53l 1980 Beloyarsk-I 18 Total 5,325 27,«0 Beloyorsk-2 45 1984 Deloya .. k-I 18 BN-350 247 Beloyarsk-2 45 BN-600 217 BN-350 247 Novovoronezh-I 3S BN-600 313 Noyoyoronezh-2 28 Novovoronezh-I 35 RBMK-lOOO 809 Novovoronezh-2 28 VVER-440 1.276 RBMK-IOOO 1,231 VVER-IOOO 97 RBMK-1500 44 18
Summary of Separative Work Units, by Ye&:' and by Reactor Type (Optimum Scheduling) (continued) -------~-- Year Reactor Type MTSWUs Cumulativ(. '.ar Reactor Type MTSWUs Cumulative MTSWUs MTSWUs -.------ VVER-440 1,987 Novovoronezh·1 35 VVER-lOOO l,SD Novovoronezh·2 28 Totsl 5,461 32,901 RBMK-lOOO 2,065 1985 Beloya~k-I 18 RBMK-1500 636 Beloyarsk-2 45 VVER-440 2,573 BN-350 247 VVER-IOOO 4,691 BN-600 313 To~1 10,651 64,876 Novovoronezh-I 35 1989 Be\oyarslc-I 18 N ovovoronezh-2 28' Beloyarslc-2 45 RBMK-IOOO . 1,024 BN-3S0 241 RBMK·1500 400 BN-600 313 VVER-440 1,919 Novovoronezh-I )5 VVER·IOOO 1,311 Novovoronezh-2 28 Total 5,340 38,241 RBMK-IOOO 1,415 1986 Beloyarslc·1 18 RBMK-ISOO 1,392 Be1oyarsk-2 45 VVER-440 2,960 BN-3S0 241 VVER-lOOO 6,436 BN-600 313 Total 12,889 77,765 N ovovoronezh-I 35 1990 Beioyarslc-I 18 Novovoronezh-2 28 Beloyarsic.-2 45 RBMK-IOOO 1,736 BN-350 247 RBMK-1500 184 BN-600 313 VV~'440 2,395 Novovorone2.h-1 35 VVER·IOOO 2,727 Novovoronezh-2 28 Total 7,723 45S6~ RBMP;,-IOOO 1,889 1987 Beioyarsit-I 18 RDMK-1500 812 Beloyarsk-2 45 VVER-440 2,824 BN-350 247 _._-- VVER-IOOO 1,165 - BN-600 313 Total 13,376 91,141 Novovoronezh-I 35 1991 Beloyanlc-I 18 Novovoronezh-2 28 Bcloyarslc-2 45 RBMK·IOOO 1,619 BN·350 241 RBMK·1500 184 Id·600 313 VVER-440 2,416 Novovoronezh-I 35 VVER·lOOO 3.351 Novovoronezh-2 28 Totsl 8,256 S4,2~ __ RBMK-IOOO 1,623 1988 Beloyarsk-I 18 RBMK-ISOO 1.308 Bcloyarsk-2 45 VVER-440 2.913 BN-J50 247 VVER·lOOO 8.880 BN·600 313 ---'--- 19
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