Tsunami in Japan

[leroy]

....Areva unintentionally released a chilling report regarding the believed progression of the incident. ...

http://klima-der-gerechtigkeit.de/files/2011/04/fukushima-areva.pdf

Thanks for posting this. I saw it the other day; it is well worth taking the time to look at. The guys at Areva are well worth listening to.

PS: HERE IS AN UPDATE GRAPHIC I FOUND JUST A MINUTE OR TWO AGO (...12:50...) RE: USA UPGRADES TO GE MARK I BWRS: http://resources.nei.org/documents/japan/major_mod_usbwr_4511.pdf.

TAKE A LOOK,

Keep up the good work!

leroy

Edited April 7, 2011 by leroy
Added MK 1 BWR stuff.

[Guest mustangdave]

Round 2...the ground shook to the tune of a 7.4 "trembler" today in the same general area...hope those reactors can hold up.

[leroy]

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We can all rest easy now. The "US experts" say no evidence of meltdown" on nuclear plants. Link here:Japan nuclear crisis ebbing, U.S. experts say - latimes.com

Here is another report on progress: Idaho Samizdat: Nuke Notes

leroy

[leroy]

All:________________

Here is an update on the Japanese nuclear plant saga.

Link here: Idaho Samizdat: Nuke Notes

Looks like more problems than first thought. The real news is that there is no "china syndrome".. I'm sure Jane Fonda and others are dissappointed.

Looks like the fuel may have shattered and piled up in the bottom of the reactor vessel just like Three Mile Island. This is bad news for the Japanese electricity consumer and TEPCO. My guess is that the unit (...at least the nuclear steam generation side...) is now expensive scrap metal.

leroy

Edited May 14, 2011 by leroy
formatting!!!!

[G27]

And a rather expensive cleanup, to boot, I'd assume...

Ugh.

BTW, in Japan, would they call it the 'Brazil Syndrome'? hehe

[leroy]

And a rather expensive cleanup, to boot, I'd assume...

Ugh.

BTW, in Japan, would they call it the 'Brazil Syndrome'? hehe

Aint it the truth!! I like the "Brazil Syndrome" quip!!

Keep up the good work!

leroy