Shutdown Procedures
Shutdown Procedures is a codified set of nuclear reactor operating and safety protocols that governs the systematic transition of the plant from power operation to a subcritical, cold, and stable state by prescribing the sequence, timing, and conditions for inserting negative reactivity, maintaining core cooling, and ensuring containment and regulatory compliance.
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