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◆Proven SMR results
Modeled on the Akademik Lomonosov (2×KLT-40S, 70 MWe) — the only floating nuclear plant operating anywhere in the world — placed at a candidate site in Bangka Belitung.
Power Outputsim
– MW
–% of capacity — reactors run steady, not spiky
Homes Suppliedsim
–
at avg. Indonesian household use
Energy per Daysim
– MWh
modelled over 24 h at steady output
CO₂ Avoided per Day vs Coalsim
– t
–tonnes of coal not burned
Diesel Displaced per Daysim
– L
remote islands depend on costly diesel
Site Conditionslive
–°C
Wind– km/h · Waves– m
Radiation at Plant Perimetersim
– µSv/h
0natural background range (0.05–0.30)0.5+
The marker sits inside the range of natural background radiation found everywhere on Earth. This is not hypothetical transparency: the EU (EURDEP, 5,500+ stations) and Japan publish live plant radiation data exactly like this today.
Everyday radiation, side by side (µSv)
Everyday sourceRadiation dose · µSv
🏭Beside the plant, 1 year0.1
🍌One banana0.1
✈️Jakarta–Bali flight5
🌰Brazil nuts (a handful)~10
🩻Chest X-ray100
What am I looking at? These are modelled figures, not a live feed. The SIMULATED values are calculated from the Akademik Lomonosov's published specifications (steady ~90% output) — a typical single day of operation, not real-time telemetry. Only Site Conditions is genuinely live, fetched from the open Open-Meteo weather API. When a real plant is built and operating, its own certified sensor feed would replace this model — the page layout stays the same.