Out of respect i will not comment on the above statements. That's all i'm going to say.
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What I learned from Jericho
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Out of respect i will not comment on the above statements. That's all i'm going to say.
I did look up the terms you mentioned. Natural circulation is not a design element of commercial reactors due to there not being any reason to make it quiet. It is part of the coolant flow design, but there isn't nearly enough capacity to cool an active core in a emergency situation. Sub reactors use this as a primary design feature to reduce mechanical transients from the coolant pumps. Temperature coefficent of reactivity is a measure of control stability while in operation. This all goes out the window once control of the reactor is lost, as happened in Fukushima.
Do you currently work at a commercial nuclear reactor? I do not and have no formal training or education on nuclear power so I'm not trying to claim to be an expert. I have just researched a lot of information on the topic and attempted to reach logical conclusions.
I have 2 questions.
#1 So how cheap was the electricity generated by the Fukushima-Daichi plant? Remember to add in the cost to clean up the facility and the environmental damage, as well as the human cost in evacuations and property. Still so cheap they should give it away?
#2 Would you choose to live 10 miles downwind from an active operating commercial nuclear reactor? NRC says that is safe
distance in the event of an "anomaly" in reactor operation. I oppose nuclear power on these two issues. One is we have no place to put the spent fuel. There are 1000's of tons of it all over the country. The other is the permanence of the destruction from a nuclear system failure. Say a traditional fossil fuel plant blows up, has massive and total complex destruction for whatever reason. We can clean it up, rebuild it and the local area will remain largely as it is. In 10 years no one will be able to tell that it happened. Not so much for a nuclear plant where even the Japanese dont have technology robust enough to survive the radiation being released.
Another thing I noticed about Jericho:
At the Constitutional Convention; the second amendment was wiped out.
Also, there was mention that Jennings & Rall authored most (if not all) of the legislation. (TV program of 2006)
Doesn't that sound familiar? (Think: Obamacare, bailouts, etc. of these last few years) Who wrote the legislation for those?
At the Constitutional Convention; the second amendment was wiped out.
Also, there was mention that Jennings & Rall authored most (if not all) of the legislation. (TV program of 2006)
Doesn't that sound familiar? (Think: Obamacare, bailouts, etc. of these last few years) Who wrote the legislation for those?
I did look up the terms you mentioned. Natural circulation is not a design element of commercial reactors due to there not being any reason to make it quiet. It is part of the coolant flow design, but there isn't nearly enough capacity to cool an active core in a emergency situation. Sub reactors use this as a primary design feature to reduce mechanical transients from the coolant pumps. Temperature coefficent of reactivity is a measure of control stability while in operation. This all goes out the window once control of the reactor is lost, as happened in Fukushima.
Do you currently work at a commercial nuclear reactor? I do not and have no formal training or education on nuclear power so I'm not trying to claim to be an expert. I have just researched a lot of information on the topic and attempted to reach logical conclusions.
I have 2 questions.
#1 So how cheap was the electricity generated by the Fukushima-Daichi plant? Remember to add in the cost to clean up the facility and the environmental damage, as well as the human cost in evacuations and property. Still so cheap they should give it away?
#2 Would you choose to live 10 miles downwind from an active operating commercial nuclear reactor? NRC says that is safe
I oppose nuclear power on these two issues. One is we have no place to put the spent fuel. There are 1000's of tons of it all over the country. The other is the permanence of the destruction from a nuclear system failure. Say a traditional fossil fuel plant blows up, has massive and total complex destruction for whatever reason. We can clean it up, rebuild it and the local area will remain largely as it is. In 10 years no one will be able to tell that it happened. Not so much for a nuclear plant where even the Japanese dont have technology robust enough to survive the radiation being released.
Ok the negative temp coefficient that I looked up doesn't really explain it very well. What it basically boils down to is as coolant temp rises it's driving reactor power down, therefore a positve coefficient as temp rises so does reactor power. This added to a scram, which is all rods in, could very well be controlled by natural circ. Japan is not the US, they have different regs and rules all together.
I don't work at a nuclear plant, I turned those jobs down because I like where I live. But my employer has quite a few nuclear plants, so I'm allowed to do all the reading and talking to employees as I want.
I agree that disposal of it is something but look at the discharges from fossil. Plus one day there will be no more coal.
Wife is forcing me to go eat.
Heck why worry about nuclear meltdown when you have bigger problems (wife)
Lol. It's the way we persive things. Why can't we put windturbines in the ocean, or use other means of energy. Like thermal, wind power, solar power. We can place solar panels in every house hold rooftop. Or the desert.
You're right, the US is not Japan. But they have similar characteristics. For example, there are a few nuclear plants in California, which Cali is part of the ring of fire. Any BIG earthquake can create disaster. Both from the earthquake and two from a tsunami.
I just send you a PM
The temp coefficient is used to describe power fluctuation and control during operation of the reactor, it is not relevant to shutdown. That factor was important at Chernobyl, as the design of the RBMK reactors had a very positive number and that contributed to the loss of control.
The reactors in Japan scrammed and Unit#1 (the smallest) had a core cooling system that used the system you describe and it was working. Until they lost electrical power. Units 2&3 had steam driven water pumps to use residual core heat to pump the water. They worked..... until the power went out. All of the reactors scrammed and all control rods were fully inserted into the cores but that doesnt cool them down. They MUST have electrical power to control the safety systems and run the pumps.
Thats the salient point to take from this. In a SHTF/TEOTWAWKI situation the power grid is as vulnerable as anything else. What happens when a plant cant operate since the powergrid is down and they run out of fuel for the generators? Think all the plant workers are gonna hang out and not go to their families?
my thoughts exactly. Like in the fukashima incident, many people went inside sacrificing their lives to get exposed to MASSIVE radiation JUST to cool down the rods.
For current info on the Fukushima Disaster and other issues.
ENENEWS.COM
also
EX-SKF Financial and Economic News, Data, Links, Analysis and Commentary
These two sites will get you started. Dig a little if you dare.
The situtation in Japan is dire. Fukushima is a WORLD problem and I fear that by the time that is realized it will be far too late.
Meanwhile the world goes
debt
football
sexcapades
terrorism
Winehouse
economy.......
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5dBZDSSky0[/ame]
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ENENEWS.COM
also
EX-SKF Financial and Economic News, Data, Links, Analysis and Commentary
These two sites will get you started. Dig a little if you dare.
The situtation in Japan is dire. Fukushima is a WORLD problem and I fear that by the time that is realized it will be far too late.
Meanwhile the world goes
debtfootballsexcapadesterrorismWinehouseeconomy.......[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5dBZDSSky0[/ame]
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I know what you mean man. 
It makes me mad everytime i hear football FOOTBALL FOOTBALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 
Why can't people realize that this govt is SO CORRUPT! HECK THEY"RE TELLING GUN SHOPS TO REPORT PPL WHO BUY AMMO OR MORE THAN 2 GUNS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!WHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's hard to concentrate when a majority of the population are a bunch of zombies.
But i guess those zombies are the ones the Georgia Guide Stone was talking about.
It makes me mad everytime i hear football FOOTBALL FOOTBALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Why can't people realize that this govt is SO CORRUPT! HECK THEY"RE TELLING GUN SHOPS TO REPORT PPL WHO BUY AMMO OR MORE THAN 2 GUNS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!WHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It's hard to concentrate when a majority of the population are a bunch of zombies.
But i guess those zombies are the ones the Georgia Guide Stone was talking about.
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The day after tom is a great movie. I know what i would do
At this point it's nitpicking BUT, I'll do it anyway.
There is a HUGE difference between THE DAY AFTER and THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW.
I think you got them mixed up.
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