MIR.M1
MIR.M1, a research reactor (pool) in Dimitrovgrad, Russia, with 100 MW of thermal power, operated by Jsc "Ssc Riar". Operating, first critical in 1966.
It is one of the 57 research reactors operating in Russia. It went critical 20 years after the first research reactor in Russia, F-1 (1946). It is one of 48 pool-type reactors operating worldwide, spread across 28 countries. Its declared uses include isotope production, training, activation analysis and innovative research.
- Country
- Russia
- City
- Dimitrovgrad
- Type
- Pool
- Thermal power
- 100 MW
- Operator
- Jsc "Ssc Riar"
- Status
- Operating
- First criticality
- 1966
- Purpose
- Isotope production, training, activation analysis, innovative research, materials testing
See also: every research reactor in Russia · How research reactors work
Data: IAEA RRDB · updated on Sep 3, 2026