The Nuclear plant of Ohi (大飯発電所 " Ōi hatsudensho") is exploited by the electric Compagnie Kansaï (KEPCO).
It is located at Ohi (大飯郡), a city of the Préfecture of Fukui (福井県), on the coast of the mid-west of the island of Honshu which is the principal island of the Japan.

Description

The power station of Ohi is equipped with 4 nuclear reactors with pressurized water (REFERENCE MARK):

• Ohi 1 : 1120 MWe, REFERENCE MARK 4 loops, MSI in 1979.
• Ohi 2 : 1120 MWe, REFERENCE MARK 4 loops, MSI in 1979.
• Ohi 3 : 1127 MWe, REFERENCE MARK 4 loops, MSI in 1991.
• Ohi 4 : 1127 MWe, REFERENCE MARK 4 loops, MSI in 1993.

NB: MSI = brought into service industrial
The first two engines were built by the American manufacturer Westinghouse and the last two engines by the Japanese constructor Mitsubishi.

See too

See also: List of the nuclear reactors

External bonds

• (English) Site of the owner Kepco
• Seen satellite on Wikimapia the power station of Ohi

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