End Points for Spent Nuclear Fuel and High-Level Radioactive Waste in Russia and the United States

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TABLE 2.1 Data on SNF Inventory in Russia

Nuclear Power Plants and Other Nuclear Facilities	SNF Inventory at the End of 2001, MTHM	Reactor Type	Number of Operating Reactors
Leningrad	3,720	RBMK-1000	4
Smolensk	1,830	RBMK-1000	3
Kursk	3,230	RBMK-1000	4
Total RBMK	8,780		11
Balakovsk	344	VVER-1000	4
Kalininsk	172	VVER-1000	2
Novovoronezh	163	VVER-1000	1
Rostov^a		VVER-1000	1
Total VVER-1000	679		8
Novovoronezh	71	VVER-440	2
Kolsk	112	VVER-440	4
Total VVER-440	183		6
Bilibinsk	123	EGP-6	4
Beloyarsk	59	BN-600	1
	190	AMB
Total Nuclear Power Plants	10,020		30
PA “Mayak”	486	NA
Krasnoyarsk MCC	2,840	NA
NIIAR	122	NA
Kurchatov Research Center	3	NA
IPPE	14	NA
NIKIET	1	NA
Tomsk SCC	32	NA
Total for Russian Federation	13,520
^aRostov is a new power plant and no SNF had been discharged as of the end of 2001. SOURCE: Shatalov (2002).