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In reply to the discussion: TEPCO Rose [View all]RobertEarl
(13,685 posts)37. Turbine steam was in direct contact with the MOX fuel?
Last edited Sun Feb 24, 2013, 12:47 PM - Edit history (1)
This is the Fukushima reactor #3, right?
Pipes carrying steam from the core to the turbine carry particles of MOX fuel?
When the reactor overheated, the steam, polluted with MOX, ended up being vented to the atmosphere?
What happened after the water boiled and vented, and there was nothing left to cool the reactor fuel? The MOX fuel melted through the containment?
And there are similar plants still in operation? OMG!
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Lady Barbara Judge is the subject of the post. Do you have anything to add about her?
Octafish
Feb 2013
#13
She's not suggesting they are thinking about re-starting parts of the Dai-ichi plant is she?
AtheistCrusader
Feb 2013
#5
Her hiring may be a PR move of the first stank rather than as a professional fixer-upper.
Octafish
Feb 2013
#6
That paper was published in 2002. It's a good bet there's a lot more plutonium now.
Octafish
Feb 2013
#14