HAMAOKA'S "CORRIDOR" AS A CONSERVATION HERITAGE/EXHIBITION DOCUMENTING ACCIDENTS, LESSONS FROM FAILURES

HAMAOKA'S "CORRIDOR" AS A CONSERVATION HERITAGE/EXHIBITION DOCUMENTING ACCIDENTS, LESSONS FROM FAILURES

    The ``Accident Learning Corridor'' was built by Chubu Electric Power on the basis of the Hamaoka Nuclear Power Plant, which has been certified as a conservation heritage by the Japan Conservation Research Association (chairman: Kenzo Miya, professor emeritus at the University of Tokyo). The heritage of conservation to date has included technologies related to nuclear safety. This facility is an exhibition hall open to the public but is considered to have historical value thanks to its efforts to pass on lessons learned from past accidents and troubles as well as know-how so far without letting them fade. certification has been obtained.

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    Hamaoka Unit 1's pipeline burst is on display in the Learning from Failure Corridor

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