Nuclear Power Plant (NPP)

[there are different types of reactors, but the most popular are RBMK and VVER, approximately in RBMK 235 fuel 235 is active and 238 is calm uranium and in VVER uranium dioxide in tablets one tablet = 8 tons of coal is the same and 235 uranium is the same, in short I will explain normally, there are reactors there are absorbing rods that absorb energy and power of the reactor if you raise it then the neutron will fly into the atom dividing it thereby creating energy and heat but you never need to raise the rods 100% the fact is that while you were holding the reactor with the help of, for example, pressure if you raise the rods to all this will be a self-sustaining chain reaction which is almost impossible to stop and that is why it happened in Chernobyl that Dyatlov ordered Toptunov and Akimov to raise the rods to the maximum with xenon and in the active zone of the reactor of power unit 4 there was a release of power, I will say in my own words, part of the power, but the devices of this they didn't show and the staff didn't know what was happening in the reactor core or accumulation in short, we will raise the power by at least 50%, the power grows, hot water goes to the condenser, cold water turns into steam there, and the hot water cools down and goes to the reactor, the steam goes to the turbines, it rotates the generator rotor there and creates energy, this is safe energy generation and what about radiation yes there is, but today's stations are safer than some coal-fired ones and after dumping warm water they can feel comfortable, for example, red-eared turtles and African fish, for example, VVER is more efficient than RBMK and safer there are many safety systems and all sorts of disasters have gone away as if no, RBMK had graphite, they should act like water, slowing down neutrons, but when the rods dropped the pressure increased sharply and lifted the rods, thereby causing an explosion] (now tell me what the station is called or what type of reactor it is)