tuumajaamades
Tuumajaamades are nuclear power plants, facilities that generate electricity through nuclear fission. This process involves splitting atoms, typically uranium, in a controlled chain reaction. The heat released from this reaction is used to produce steam, which then drives turbines connected to generators, producing electricity.
The core of a nuclear power plant contains fuel rods, usually made of uranium dioxide, encased in
Nuclear power plants are designed with multiple safety systems to prevent accidents and contain radioactive materials.
While nuclear power offers a low-carbon source of electricity, concerns exist regarding the safety of operation,