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Radiant's Kaleidos is the first microreactor cleared by DOE for full-power operations testing, including 150+ continuous hours at full power without operator input.

DOE approved Radiant's Documented Safety Analysis for the Kaleidos microreactor, clearing the path to a readiness review before fueling at Idaho National Laboratory. The INL campaign is set to culminate in at least 150 hours of continuous full-power operation without operator intervention. Unattended full-power hours is the operations number to watch for microreactors.

Radiant Kaleidos microreactor press image
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