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This is a large topic. Let's narrow it down to nuclear power stations. A nuclear power station is a complicated thing, so there's many things that could go wrong.
To take an example, there may be a problem with the cooling system, causing the increased temperature in some part of the reactor. Naturally there are safety systems in reactors, so a "disaster" would only really occur in the event of multiple system failures or perhaps erroneous human intervention. The cooling system in a reactor utilises water, which turns to steam when given enough energy. A continued increase in temperature can lead to a build up of steam, an increased pressure in the system and maybe even a steam explosion.
Wikipedia has reasonably good entries for nuclear incidents at Chernobyl, 3 mile island and K-19 amongst others.
What else can I help you with?
What does a klaxon sound like?
Klaxon is a loud warning Siren mainly used for alerting citizens of a tornado or other disaster. A Klaxon is also used for alerting people of nuculer bomb.
When and where did the disaster occur?
The disaster occurred at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine on April 26, 1986.
What is the most powerful natural disaster that can occur?
The most powerful natural disaster that can occur is a super volcano eruption.
What is a disaster hotspot?
a disaster hotspot is an area in which disasters are more likely to occur
What has kinetic sound heat energy?
nuculer weapons
Why did the 911 disaster occur?
becasue of racisim
When did a natural disaster occur in Somalia?
2001
What year did the threadbo disaster occur?
1997.
How often does a disaster occur?
secondry succession
Which president ordered the combat use of a nuculer bomb?
President Truman.
On what date did the Munich air disaster occur?
1958
WHen did the fukashima disaster occur?
in 1768 march 2
