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Design of a nuclear power plant, pressurized water reactor (PWR)
  1. reactor block
  2. cooling tower
  3. reactor
  4. control rod
  5. support for pressure
  6. steam generator
  7. fuel element
  8. turbine
  9. generator
  10. transformer
  11. condenser
  12. gaseous
  13. liquid
  14. air
  15. air (humid)
  16. river
  17. cooling-water circulation
  18. primary circuit
  19. secondary circuit
  20. water vapor
  21. pump

S.No.

Plant

Unit

Type

Capacity (MWe)

Date of 1st Operation (Criticality)

01

Tarapur Atomic Power Station (TAPS), Maharashtra

1

BWR

160

October 28, 1969

02

2

BWR

160

October 28, 1969

03

3

PHWR

540

August 18, 2006

04

4

PHWR

540

September 12, 2005

05

Rajasthan Atomic Power Station (RAPS), Rajasthan

1

PHWR

100

December 16,1973

06

2

PHWR

200

April 1,1981

07

3

PHWR

220

June 1, 2000

08

4

PHWR

220

December 23, 2000

09

5

PHWR

220

February 4, 2010

10

6

PHWR

220

March 31, 2010

11

Madras Atomic Power Station (MAPS), Tamilnadu

1

PHWR

220

January 27,1984

12

2

PHWR

220

March 21,1986

13

Kaiga Generating Station (KGS), Karnataka

1

PHWR

220

November 16, 2000

14

2

PHWR

220

March 16, 2000

15

3

PHWR

220

May 6, 2007

16

4

PHWR

220

January 20, 2011

17

Kudankulam Nuclear Power Station (KKNPS), Tamilnadu

1

VVER -1000 (PWR)

1000

December 31, 2014

18

2

VVER -1000 (PWR)

1000

March 31, 2017

19

Narora Atomic Power Station (NAPS), Uttarpradesh

1

PHWR

220

January 1,1991

20

2

PHWR

220

July 1,1992

21

Kakrapar Atomic Power Station (KAPS), Gujarat

1

PHWR

220

May 6, 1993

22

2

PHWR

220

September 1,1995

23

Apsara-U (Apsara- Upgraded), BARC, Mumbai

1

Swimming pool type/ Thermal Reactor

2 MWth

September 10, 2018

24

DHRUVA, BARC, Mumbai

1

Vertical Tank Type / Thermal Reactor

100 MWth

August 8, 1985

25

Fast Breeder Test Reactor (FBTR), IGCAR, Kalpakkam

1

Fast Breeder Reactor

40 MWth

October 18, 1985

26

Kalpakkam Mini reactor (KAMINI), IGCAR, Kalpakkam

1

Thermal Breeder Test Reactor

30 kWth

October 29, 1996
 

Total Nuclear Power Plant Capacity from commercial power plants (S. No. 1-22) : 6780 MWe

Reference

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Dr Debasish Saha, Ph.D. India

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