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Their creator is Ivan Lytovchenko (1921-1996), a Ukrainian-Russian artist renowned for monumental decorative artwork. Therefore, we have decided to try and extend their existence a little and expose and show their beauty to others. For nearly 30 years, the mosaics of Ivan Lytovchenko have deteriorated, hidden among the increasingly thick bushes and trees. In defiance of all those defenders of nature, of the bushes and trees. In sprawdzian of those advocating leaving them alone so they collapse along with the entire town. The shock from the antennas’ collapse could be unsafe for the sarcophagus covering the destroyed reactor located nearby. Secondly, it would seem that a simpler method to eliminate the antennas, which consisted of blowing them up and later cutting them up for scrap, also could not be used. Some people have suggested that at least one underground bunker is located in Chernobyl-2, which is also confirmed by the uneven terrain in different parts of the complex. Fortunately, the two main antennas of the over-the-horizon-radar Duga located in the Chernobyl-2 complex are still standing.

Each time I visit Chernobyl-2, I try to set aside some time to search for entrances that may lead to the underground parts of the complex. Each circuit was designed to cool one half of the reactor and consisted of 4 circulation pumps. Each set of 4 circulation pumps was connected zatem one turbogenerator. Circulation pumps - the cooling of the reactor was ensured by two loops. All of the essential systems are then activated and a crisis team is called in. They are particularly impressive because they were made on curved surfaces. It was from this place that emergency actions were directed during the meltdown in 1986. The centre was kept constantly at the ready, one a month a test of all systems was conducted and simulations with the centre’s employees were held twice a year. And this is all further compounded by rain washing away the cement mortar. It continues on to the used fuel pool a few metres away.

Using a remote-control gantry device, it moves over a selected fuel channel and extracts the used fuel unit (and inserts a new one). They contain within them fuel channels and channels for control rods leading to the reactor located several metres below. wypracowanie of them were used for normal work. In the times of the former Soviet Union, realistic or abstract forms were used as artistic and colourful accents for many buildings. Gable ends and entrance parts of many school buildings and cultural centres were located under mosaics. Thanks to these, the square, grey buildings became more interesting, just as how streets would take on glows and colours from neon lights. After a few years break, I again return to the nuclear power plant, this time as part of the project “The Zone in 4K”. This time, I am able to visit many more places. This is done with two large turbine generators of more than 500 MW each fuelled by steam coming from the heating of water by the reactor. This is the place where the operation of the reactor and the most important systems in the power plant were controlled.

The main reactor hall - the heart of the nuclear power plant and place where nuclear energy was created. The power generator (40kW) provided energy for the entre crisis centre (computer system, ventilation, water security system, etc.). Room with technical water used for washing, laundry, etc. Productivity - 1500 people or 750 people when FP300 filters were used. Communication centre - used for external communications. Training for the crisis team, but without the participation of the permanent employees, was held twice a year as well. They purify the air from the majority of poisonous gases as well as radioactive contamination. Turbine hall. At sprawdzian of the photo you can see a dosimetrist who checks the level of radioactive contamination. Turbine hall. In the distance, you can see the turbogenerators (orange). If you want to stay updated and see photos before you get the reports, follow me on Facebook or add me to your friends.

Not only that, when you read this, I’ll be there… There are certainly those eager to cut them; several years ago some of the dipoles had already been cut up for scrap. The decorative technique was relatively simple and readily available - it was enough to smash up some glazed tiles or use ceramic scrap material to prepare the materials. In fact, they are low reliefs adorned with mosaics than just simple mosaics. In such places, there is no room for a mosaic or any other kind of decorative art - they are only advertising. Today, such mosaics are no longer made. Trees, whose roots destroy the cement mortar to which the ceramic tiles are glued. Bushes, whose branches dig into and irrevocably destroy the mosaics’ delicate structure. On the left is a motif for using atomic energy. Turbine hall - this is where the final transformation of the thermal energy coming from the splitting of atomic nuclei into electrical energy takes place.



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