Atencion a posible accidente nuclear en Nebraska. Alerta .Nivel 4.

Me parece lo suficientemente importante como para ponerlo en el principal, por lo que dicen han inundado los reactores para que no se derritan las barras.

Por lo menos que lo vean en el principal los que no entran al hilo de Fukushima.


Nebraska Nuclear Plant at Level 4 Accident | Hawai`i News Daily

Si es sólo nivel 4 no pasa nada.

Don Txakur dijo:

Si es sólo nivel 4 no pasa nada.

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Habrá que esperar un poco a ver, recordemos que la primera noticia que nos llegó de Fuckushima justo después del Tsunami fue de 'parada segura', nivel 0 :rolleye:

que es lo que ha pasado?

modo consparanoico on: "autoatentado yanki", modo consparanoico standby.

Una noticia de la semana pasada.

Electrical Fire Knocks Out Spent Fuel Cooling at Nebraska Nuke Plant - ProPublica

Calculín dijo:

Habrá que esperar un poco a ver, recordemos que la primera noticia que nos llegó de Fuckushima justo después del Tsunami fue de 'parada segura', nivel 0 :rolleye:

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A estas alturas con la palabra incidente ya me acojono. Lo que pasa es que todavía no controlo los "modo ironic"s y tal.

He buscado noticias, y de esto nuevo no hay nada, pero hay varias anteriores de problemas: Nebraska Nuclear Plant Lost Cooling System After Fire - WSJ.com

Nebraska Nuclear Plant Lost Cooling System After Fire

WASHINGTON—A nuclear power plant north of Omaha, Neb., on Tuesday briefly lost the ability to cool a pool of used nuclear fuel after a fire at the site, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission said.

The NRC said the plant recovered cooling ability without activating backup systems and "temperatures in the pool remained at safe levels." The public was not in danger because the plant has been shut down since early April for a refueling outage, the agency said.

Spent fuel pools in the U.S. have received increased scrutiny after a recent crisis in Japan involving potentially overheated nuclear fuel and the release of dangerous radiation.

The agency declared an alert, the second of four emergency classes, at 9:40 a.m., 10 minutes after "an indication of fire" in a building at the plant. The NRC didn't disclose the cause of the fire. Automatic fire control systems activated and the fire was out by 10:20 a.m., the agency said. The plant is operated by the Omaha Public Power District.

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Por lo visto han cerrado el espacio aereo sobre la planta o no es recomendable sobrevolar. Y algo pasa con el combustible.

A ver si alguno traducis con vuestra jerga nebraskininiana.




Nebraska Nuclear Plant at Level 4 Accident
June 15, 2011
By Tom Burnett
Fort Calhoun, Nebraska, Nuclear Power Plant

Fort Calhoun, Nebraska, Nuclear Power Plant

The Fort Calhoun, Nebraska, Nuclear power plant is going down fast due to massive flooding.

The NRC has declared it a level 4 accident.

The FAA has issued the amowing directive, shutting down airspace over the plant:

FDC 1/6523 ZMP FLIGHT RESTRICTIONS FORT CALHOUN NUCLEAR POWER PLANT BLAIR,NE EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. PURSUANT TO 14 CFR SECTION 91.137(A)(3) TEMPORARY FLIGHT RESTRICTIONS ARE IN EFFECT FOR FLOOD RELIEF EFFORTS WITHIN A 2 NAUTICAL MILE RADIUS OF 413113N/0960438W OR THE OMAHA /OVR/ VORTAC 316 DEGREE RADIAL AT 26.1 NAUTICAL MILES AT AND BELOW 3500 FEET MSL. NEBRASKA STATE PATROL, LT. FRANK PECK TELEPHONE 402-450-1867 IS IN CHARGE OF THE OPERATION. MINNEAPOLIS /ZMP/ ARTCC TELEPHONE 651-463-5580 IS THE FAA COORDINATION FACILITY.

* Location: Ft. Calhoun, NE (19 miles N of Omaha, NE) in Region IV
* Operator: Omaha Public Power District
* Operating License: Issued – 08/09/1973
* Renewed License: Issued – 11/04/2003
* License Expires: 08/09/2033
* Docket Number: 05000285
* Reactor Type: Pressurized Water Reactor
* Electrical Output: 500 MWe
* Reactor Vendor/Type: Combustion Engineering
* Containment Type: Dry, Ambient Pressure

ref:

Nebraska Nuclear Plant Lost Cooling System After Fire

NRC Monitors Second Event at Neb. Nuclear Plant amowing Fire, Disruption of Spent-Fuel Cooling

No Fly Zone Over Fort Calhoun Nuclear Plant Due to “Hazards”

Dam Danger, Flooding and Ft. Calhoun Nuclear Power Plant

Electrical Fire Knocks Out Spent Fuel Cooling at Nebraska Nuclear Plant

La energia mas segura y tal...............::

Containment building flooded at Nebraska nuke plant in order to cool fuel rods

Edificio de contención inundados en la planta nuclear de Nebraska para enfriar las barras de combustible

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Pues entones parece que a raíz del incendio de la semana pasada que afectó a la refrigeración de las barras usadas, estás se han ido calentando hasta que han tenido que inundar el edificio entero...

Edito, ya veo que me he equivocado, la inundación no ha sido intencionada :8:

Os copio un post que he puesto en el de Japon.

No he visto el video, que ahora no tengo tiempo.

"Five O'Clock Shadow" with Robert Knight and Arnie Gundersen from Fairewinds Associates

Fire knocks out spent fuel cooling pool at nuclear plant near Omaha — Operating under heightened alert level because of nearby flooding on Missouri River.

On June 6, 2011, the Fort Calhoun pressurized water nuclear reactor 20 miles north of Omaha, Nebraska entered emergency status due to imminent flooding from the Missouri River. A day later, there was an electrical fire requiring plant evacuation. Then, on June 8th, NRC event reports confirmed the fire resulted in the loss of cooling for the reactor's spent fuel pool.

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modo consparanoico off.

pues parece ser que el problema viene por el mismo lado que el de fuckallsima, hay inundaciones en nebraska y la refrigeracion de la central nuclear al parecer ha sido afectada.

No creo que sea para tanto. Aquí en España tenemos sucesos similares frecuentemente: la diferencia es que son debidamente silenciados.