RBMK Lab · Available

See the feedback, not just the outcome.

Explore a deterministic, reduced-order RBMK-style plant model. Change rod insertion, coolant flow, feedwater, and turbine load, then follow power, steam voids, pressure, level, and signed feedback terms as they respond.

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RBMK Lab evening shift with reactor view, alarm panel, gauges, and controls

Offline learning tool

Follow the loop.

RBMK Lab keeps the first experiment small enough to understand: every displayed quantity is labeled, every major response has a plain-language explanation, and the model boundary stays visible.

Three experiments

Start balanced, explore a model shutdown event, or enter a deliberately sensitive positive-void experiment.

Causality on screen

Signed rod, void, xenon, thermal, and flow terms explain why the latest state moved.

Clear limits

No full-core neutronics, dose, plume, damage, or operator training claims. Read the assumptions alongside the telemetry.

Inside a run

Trace the response.

Recent iPhone and iPad captures show the shift desk, plant board, shift report, and verified offline debrief.

RBMK Lab plant board showing the reactor, coolant loop, turbine, and generator — Follow the plant connections

RBMK Lab completed pump-maintenance shift report with score and event timeline — Review your shift

RBMK Lab verified offline replay and causal summary for a pump-trip scenario — Replay the causal order

RBMK Lab plant board on iPad — Inspect the plant on iPad

Research-first

Sources and uncertainty belong in the product.

Historical context points to IAEA and other authoritative sources. The app does not replay the Chernobyl accident or present one simplified run as its explanation.

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Runs on your device.

RBMK Lab requires no account, microphone, camera, analytics SDK, advertising SDK, or tracking system. The core lab does not need a network connection.