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Should the service life of nuclear power plants be limited for technical reasons? Sollte die Nutzungsdauer von Kernkraftwerken aus technischen Gründen begrenzt werden?

The often quoted 40-year actual service life of nuclear power plants merely serves as a parameter for the technical design of components and systems but does not represent a legal limitation. The individual services lives of the many different parts of a complex power plan can be influenced or extended with the aid of inspection, diagnostics, maintenance, repair, and replacement; this also applies to the main components such as reactor pressure vessel and steam generators. Various practical examples of measures taken to extend the service life demonstrate that it is possible to conclude that, since there are not adequate technical grounds, the service life should not be limited for political reasons