Péter Magyar: Thanks to the Bottom Threshold, the Paks Nuclear Power Plant Operates Amid the Lowest Danube Water Level Ever
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According to the Prime Minister, the bottom threshold will achieve the largest damming ever achieved.
The Prime Minister announced that the bottom threshold will achieve the largest damming ever, 61 centimeters.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar said that the Danube in southern Hungary has reached its lowest water level since measurements began, but that the Paks nuclear power plant is still operating thanks to a newly built underwater weir.
Although the Danube is lower than in the summer, the water level at the Paks power plant is higher.
Péter Magyar reported on his Facebook page about the extremely low water level of the Danube. According to the Prime Minister, the lowest water level of all time is currently being measured in Paks, but thanks to the bottom threshold, even under these conditions, the largest damming to date, 61 centimeters, was achieved.
The lowest water level of all time was measured at Paks, Péter Magyar spoke about the bottom threshold - The dam was placed in the Danube in August.
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