TEXT="<BR><BR> 18th May<BR><BR> A nuclear power station is a high-risk<BR> environment where rigid security<BR> precautions need to be taken.<BR> The teams working there regularly<BR> participate in alert drills.<BR> But despite that, there are always<BR> some flaws: a series of problems can<BR> provoke a serious accident with<BR> dramatic consequences.<BR> Such incidents, however, are<BR> highly improbable..."
LAST_MODIFIED="10/2/2003 8:39"
FIELD_ID="INTRO1"
TEXT="<BR> The heart of a nuclear power station is the 'reactor tank' containing fuel, where nuclear fission takes place.<BR> The eight surrounding generators send steam to the turbines, and then the heat is transported to the heart<BR> of the generators by the 'primary circuit', where Sodium circulates at a temperature of<BR> several hundred degrees."
LAST_MODIFIED="10/2/2003 9:30"
FIELD_ID="INTRO2"
TEXT="<BR> The command room pilots the functioning of the heart, the power produced by the fission and the security<BR> of the primary circuit pumps. This is the actual brain of the station. The information it receives from<BR> countless captors enable it to adjust the functioning of the reactor as precisely as possible."
LAST_MODIFIED="10/2/2003 9:31"
FIELD_ID="INTRO3"
TEXT="<BR> Steam from the secondary circuit makes the three turbines function, driving the alternators that produce<BR> electricity.<BR> The turbo-alternator group is located in the machine room, where, like everywhere else in the station,<BR> security is total."
LAST_MODIFIED="10/2/2003 9:31"
FIELD_ID="INTRO4"
TEXT="<BR> Fire Station 615 responded immediately to the call from the authorities, arriving at the scene of the most<BR> complex intervention of their career. They got there first, and will be acting alone before backup arrives.<BR> With an accident like this, a few minutes could make all the difference..."
LAST_MODIFIED="10/2/2003 9:32"
FIELD_ID="DEFEAT1"
TEXT="The fire has destroyed too many steam generators. Without control, the temperature shot up until the reactor exploded!<BR>The whole country is going to remember this catastrophe for many years to come!<BR>The mission is a failure!"
LAST_MODIFIED="11/2/2003 15:50"
FIELD_ID="DEFEAT2"
TEXT="The number of victims is too high.<BR>Five people have died in the fire.<BR>The mission is a failure!"
LAST_MODIFIED="11/2/2003 15:50"
FIELD_ID="DEFEAT3"
TEXT="The head of safety has died.<BR>Your men can no longer get inside the station.<BR>The mission is a failure!"
LAST_MODIFIED="11/2/2003 15:50"
FIELD_ID="DEFEAT4"
TEXT="The engineer has died.<BR>The mission is a failure!"
LAST_MODIFIED="11/2/2003 15:50"
FIELD_ID="DEFEAT5"
TEXT="The fire has destroyed all the turbines in the station.<BR>The mission is a failure!"
LAST_MODIFIED="11/2/2003 15:50"
FIELD_ID="VICTORY1"
TEXT="Using limited means, the men from 615 have saved the country from a major disaster!<BR>The operation was carried out with incredible courage and determination!<BR>The mission is a total success."
LAST_MODIFIED="11/2/2003 15:50"
FIELD_ID="VICTORY2"
TEXT="The country came close to disaster!<BR>Using limited means, the men from 615 have managed to put out the fire. Due to some severe damage to the reactor, some radioactive leaks can be expected..."
LAST_MODIFIED="11/2/2003 15:50"
FIELD_ID="VICTORY3"
TEXT="The country came close to disaster!<BR>Using limited means, the men from 615 have managed to put out the fire. The station's reactor is severely damaged but remained intact. The station is permenantely out of action."
LAST_MODIFIED="11/2/2003 15:50"
FIELD_ID="VICTORY4"
TEXT="The country came close to disaster!<BR>Using limited means, the men from 615 have managed to put out the fire. The station, however, has been completely destroyed. The reactor having been damaged, radioactive leaks can be expected..."
