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@233kosta Yea you have no idea what are you about... There is a good explanation of the topic on "Illinois EnergyProf" chanel. The fact that the operator was complete moron that allready got some accidents on his resume(btw. in the NAVY) is not a foult of reactor design. "Although there was a standard operating order that a minimum of 30 control rods was necessary to retain reactor control, in the test only 6-8 control rods were actually used. Many of the control rods were withdrawn to compensate for the build up of xenon which acted as an absorber of neutrons and reduced power." US design with operator that stupid, not aware what is going on in his reactor and on top of that with zero regards toward safety procedures=>recepie for disaster(US reactors of that generation included). The only thing about chernobyl reactor that is not typical for that period of time is fact that it can work on crapy fuel as the pile of fuel is so big(so you dont need to lose time and energy on fuel enrichment).
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