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right|thumb|Diagram of the soviet radioisotopic thermoelectric generator "Beta-M". Black: Framework Blue: Outer radiation protection Yellow: Heat isolation Orange: Inner radiation protection (Tungsten) Red: Radionuclide heat source (Strontium-90) Pink: Thermoelectric unit Mounted above the assembly are fins for cooling, outlined in black.|360x360px

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It sits within the topics Electrical generators, Energy in the Soviet Union and Nuclear technology in the Soviet Union.

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  • Design
  • Safety incidents
  • Recovery efforts
  • References
  • External links

right|thumb|Diagram of the soviet radioisotopic thermoelectric generator "Beta-M".

Black: Framework Blue: Outer radiation protection Yellow: Heat isolation Orange: Inner radiation protection (Tungsten) Red: Radionuclide heat source (Strontium-90) Pink: Thermoelectric unit

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