Wednesday, December 2, 2020
ISLAMABAD: The fuel stacking for recently constructed 1100 megawatt Karachi Atomic Force Plant (KANUPP) Unit-2 has launched on Tuesday subsequent to looking for authorization from Pakistan Atomic Administrative Position (PNRA).
After fuel stacking, various tests will be begun to guarantee security and norms consistence on Global Nuclear Energy Organization (IAEA) till Walk 2021 and afterward its activity will start and its created power will be associated with public matrix.
The per unit cost of power at Chashma Atomic Force Plants remained at Rs11.16 and the expense of KANUPP Unit-2 will drift around Rs14 to Rs15 per unit, keeping in view assessed cost of recently developed atomic force plants. The K-3 venture is relied upon to be finished following 10 months of fulfillment of K-2. The development of two atomic force plants, K-2 and K-3 dependent on Chinese ACP1000 idea began in August 2015 and May 2016, near the KANUPP site in the edges of Karachi city. ACP1000 is a best in class, 1100MW, Gen-III plan dependent on PWR. The units are planned to come online in 2020 and 2021. Both K-2 and K-3 are additionally under IAEA defend since Walk 2017.
As indicated by Pakistan Nuclear Energy Commission (PAEC) declaration, fuel stacking for the recently assembled, 1100MW, Karachi Atomic Force Plant Unit-2 (K-2) began on Tuesday, subsequent to acquiring fuel load grant from Pakistan Atomic Administrative Position (PNRA). This was reported by the representative of PAEC.
The fuel stacking was seen by DG SPD Lt. Gen. Nadeem Zaki Manj, PAEC Executive Muhammad Naeem, Part Force PAEC alongside Chinese dignitaries and authorities.
K-2 is 1100MW Pressurized Water Reactor (PWR) in view of the Chinese HPR-1000 innovation, which is third Era Plant outfitted with cutting edge security highlights. The development of K-2 Plant began on August 31, 2015 and its business activity will start in April 2021.
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