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Exploring the limits of safety analysis in complex technological systems
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Over the human history of nuclear power, there has been 3 to 5 core damage events for a total of about 10'000-15'000 reactor-years, depending on whether the three core damage [events] of three of the five reactors in the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear plant in Japan are counted as 1 or 3
Core-damage accidents in commercial nuclear reactors have occurred historically at a rate on the order of one per few thousand reactor-years
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