Human Factors in Nuclear Power Engineering in Polish Conditions

The paper “Human factors in nuclear power engineering in Polish conditions” focuses on analysis of dynamics of preparing Polish society to build fi rst nuclear power plant in XXI century in Poland. Authors compare experience from constructing nuclear power plant Sizewell B (Great Britain) and Sizewe...

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Main Authors: Agnieszka Kaczmarek-Kacprzak, Martin Catlow
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: ENERGA SA 2014-09-01
Series:Acta Energetica
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Online Access:http://actaenergetica.org/en/articles/acta-energetica-032014/human-factors-in-nuclear-power-engineering-in-polish-conditions/
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Summary:The paper “Human factors in nuclear power engineering in Polish conditions” focuses on analysis of dynamics of preparing Polish society to build fi rst nuclear power plant in XXI century in Poland. Authors compare experience from constructing nuclear power plant Sizewell B (Great Britain) and Sizewell C, which is in preparation phase with polish nuclear power program. Paper includes aspects e.g. of creating nuclear safety culture and social opinion about investment. Human factors in nuclear power engineering are as well important as relevant economical and technical factors, but very often negligible. In Poland where history about Czarnobyl is still alive, and social opinion is created on emotions after accident in Fukushima, human factors are crucial and should be under comprehensive consideration.
ISSN:2300-3022