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A nuclear power plant’s primary safety equipment is its coolant system. Coolant system failures have led to several accidents in nuclear history. A coolant system’s failure can be caused by many reasons, including a lack of electric power for the coolant pumps. Nuclear power plants (NPPs) typically have backup power systems. This article focuses on reactor coolant systems and their backup power when main grid lines fail. The article discusses solar backup power for batteries and the increase of safety lines for reactor coolant pumps. Our main goal is to provide a battery backup from a reliable, natural source and ensure electricity for coolant pumps. Abbreviations PV Photo Voltaic LOCA Loss of Coolant Accident RCP Reactor Coolant Pump HP Horsepower Wh Watt hour Ah Ampere Hour NPP Nuclear Power Plant MW Megawatt KW Kilowatt BOS Balance of System Wp Watt Peak KWh Kilowatt hour RCP Reactor Coolant Pump

Solar System Battery Backups for Reactor Coolant Pumps During Electricity Outages Resulting from Natural Disasters