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| Dimitrovgrad-10
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Scientific Research Institute
of Atomic Reactors (SRIAR)
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channel |
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Yes |
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tank, thermal/fast neutron |
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Yes | ||
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pool |
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No | ||
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pool |
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Yes | ||
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pool |
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Yes | ||
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pool |
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As of 7/98, still in design phase | ||
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liquid sodium-cooled fast reactor |
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Yes | ||
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tank, boiling water |
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Yes | ||
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organic coolant |
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No | ||
| Dubna
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Joint Institute of Nuclear Research
(JINR)
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pulsed/ fast neutron |
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No; used as linear accelerator |
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fast pulsed |
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Yes | ||
| Gatchina |
St. Petersburg Institute of Nuclear
Physics
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tank |
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Yes |
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tank, high flux |
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As of 2000, still under construction | ||
| Lytkarino
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Scientific Research Institute
for Instruments
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pulsed |
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No |
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pulsed |
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No | ||
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pulsed |
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No | ||
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pulsed |
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No | ||
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pulsed |
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No | ||
| Moscow | Institute of Bio-Medical Studies (IBMP) |
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pool |
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Under construction as of 7/92 |
| Moscow | Scientific Research and Design Institute of Power Engineering (NIKIET) |
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pool | 10% enriched U (UO2 +Al) |
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No; shut down in 1993 |
| Moscow | Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics (ITEF) |
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heavy water, channel | 80% HEU |
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No |
| Moscow
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Kurchatov Institute (Russian Research
Center)
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tank | 2%
UO2-Al; 36% U-Al |
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Shut down in 1983 |
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pool | 90% HEU |
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Shut down in 1992, restarted 4/18/96 | ||
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channel | 90% HEU |
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Shut down in 1993 | ||
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homogeneous, pulsed | 90% HEU |
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Yes | ||
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homogeneous | 90% HEU | 50kWt | Yes | ||
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tank, graphite-moderated | natural U; 2% enriched U |
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Yes | ||
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pool | 36% enriched U |
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Yes | ||
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tank | 36-90% enriched U |
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Yes | ||
| Moscow | Moscow Engineering And Physics Institute (MIFI) |
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pool | 90% HEU |
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Yes |
| Norilsk | Norilsk Mining and Metallurgical Combine (NGMK) |
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pool | 90% HEU |
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No |
| Obninsk
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Institute of Physics and Power
Engineering (IPPE)
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graphite water | 4.4% and 10% enriched U | 30MWt , 5MWe | Yes |
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liquid-sodium cooled fast reactor |
90% HEU
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8MWt | Yes | ||
| fast neutron | 90% HEU | 50MWt | Operational | |||
| Obninsk | Karpov Institute of Physics and Chemistry, Obninsk Branch |
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tank | 36% HEU |
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Yes |
| Podolsk | Luch Scientific Production Association |
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prototype | 100MW |
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| Sarov
(Arzamas-16)
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All-Russian Scientific Research Institute of Experimental Physics (VNIIEF) |
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Uranium-graphite impulse, air cooled |
Up to 7kg of 90% HEU |
2,500MJ per impulse |
Yes |
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Soluble moderator |
Up to 7kg of 90% HEU |
81MJ per impulse |
Yes |
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Uranium-metal impulse |
Up to 90kg of 90% HEU |
5MJ per impulse |
Yes |
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Uranium-metal impulse |
Up to 350kg of 85% HEU |
50MJ per impulse |
Yes |
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Fast reactor with hybrid core |
Yes |
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No; shut down in 1966 | ||
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Soluble moderator |
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No; shut down in 1978 | ||
| Snezhinsk
(Chelyabinsk-70)
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All-Russian
Scientific Research Institute of Technical Physics (VNIITF)
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Metal pulse reactor | 250kg of 90% HEU |
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Unclear. IAEA lists it as decommissioned; other sources do not confirm this. |
| Liquid pulsed homogeneous | 7kg of 90% HEU |
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Yes | |||
| Liquid pulsed homogeneous | 15.64kg of 17- 90 % HEU |
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Yes | |||
| Fast burst laser | 76kg of 90% HEU | 5kW | Yes | |||
| St. Petersburg | Krylov Central Scientific Research Institute (TsNII) |
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pool | 90% HEU |
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No; shut down in 1992 |
| Tomsk | Scientific Research Institute of Nuclear Physics |
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tank | 90% HEU |
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Yes |
| Zarechnyy
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Scientific Research and Design
Institute of Power Engineering (NIKIET), Sverdlovsk Branch
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pool | 90% HEU |
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Yes |
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90% HEU |
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As of 7/92, still in design phase |
NIS Nuclear ProfilesWhat's
NewRussia
Tables
Last updated 11 April 2002
Comments or questions? Contact Kenley Butler at MIIS CNS: Kenley.ButlerATmiis.edu