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wishes
reply to post by Purplechive
What do you make of these changes?
Purplechive
wishes
reply to post by Purplechive
What do you make of these changes?
a) A valve was left open/closed
b) Did not use enough duct tape
c) FUBAR
d) WTF happen?
e) All of the above.
(In memory of Aircooled - miss ya dude!)
- Purple Chive
So basically like a large pendulum attached to a big stick stuck in the ground. Now... if the ground wobbles and shakes, then the pendulum may also wobble and shake if it is free floating. If it is not free-floating then a collapse of the fuel pool will 'slosh' a whole lot of water out of the fuel pool. It all just sounds a keystone kops/Laurel & Hardy/huge disaster waiting to happen.
At the Unit #4 reactor at Fukushima dai-ichi, the spent fuel pool is actually being held in position by an independent crane. That's a good thing. So if there's a moderate quake around there, the spent fuel pool should still stay aloft.
wishes
Could also ask vets in recent years what they've noticed about cancers in cats and dogs, they're likely to be much more open about it. Young vets/doctors wouldn't notice trends yet, need to ask doctors and nurses who have had long careers...
Alekto
wishes
Could also ask vets in recent years what they've noticed about cancers in cats and dogs, they're likely to be much more open about it. Young vets/doctors wouldn't notice trends yet, need to ask doctors and nurses who have had long careers...
Or you could just ask people who, you know? Live here.
I have 4 cats, all fine. They have all had their checkups and scans. I treat them as family. I have a 2 year old daughter, she is also just wonderful actually. No weird growths or third arms. I know you probably would like people to suffer, as it sort of feeds your desire to be proven right. But really, the wheel keeps on turning.
Have you ever been to Tokyo? It's the most alive place I've ever been.
Purplechive
Unit 3 SFP Temp Up....
Higher than Unit 4. Another BIG WHY???
March 4:
www.tepco.co.jp...
Feb 4:
www.tepco.co.jp...
Jan 4:
www.tepco.co.jp...
- Purple Chive
Purplechive
Purplechive
Unit 3 SFP Temp Up....
Higher than Unit 4. Another BIG WHY???
March 4:
www.tepco.co.jp...
Feb 4:
www.tepco.co.jp...
Jan 4:
www.tepco.co.jp...
- Purple Chive
The last three days Unit 3 SFP temp stayed pegged at 18.6...the temps for all the SFP always fluctuate (even if by only a tenth of a degree). TEPCO is trying to cover up a problem again folks.
www.tepco.co.jp...
www.tepco.co.jp...
www.tepco.co.jp...
Check out the archives:
www.tepco.co.jp...
- Purple Chive
Thanks TEPCO for finally updating Unit 3 SFP temp....18.9....wonder if you monitor this thread???
PBS Takes Us on a Terrifying ‘Post-Apocalyptic’ Tour Inside Fukushima Part 1
ecowatch.com...
Miles O’Brien Takes PBS Fishing for Radiation at Fukushima Part 2
ecowatch.com...
Purplechive
Unit 3 SFP Now 19.3
www.tepco.co.jp...
Haven't seen this high of temp since October last year when all the other SFP temps were running much higher.
www.tepco.co.jp...
- Purple Chive
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan put two reactors on a shortlist for a final round of safety checks on Thursday, moving a step closer to reviving the country's nuclear industry, three years after the Fukushima disaster that led to the shutdown of all plants.
Two days after the third anniversary of the meltdowns at the Fukushima nuclear station, Japan's nuclear regulator placed two reactors operated by Kyushu Electric Power Co on a list for priority screening at a meeting of officials reviewing restart applications.
No timing for a potential restart was decided at the meeting and the next stage of checks incorporates a period of public hearings, which may be a fraught process given widespread scepticism about a return to nuclear power.
Kyushu Electric's Sendai reactors are located about 980 kms (600 miles) southwest of Tokyo. The utility is one of the most reliant of Japan's regional electricity monopolies that provide nuclear power, supplying about a third of Japan's energy needs before Fukushima.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, a strong supporter of nuclear power, finalised a mid-term energy plan last month, which embraces nuclear energy and calls for the restart of reactors deemed safe by regulators, overturning the previous administration's plan to eventually mothball all reactors.
...
The disaster led to the eventual shutdown of all reactors, forcing utilities to spend billions of dollars on expensive fossil fuels to generate electricity.