*Tema mítico* : Terremoto y tsunami escala 9 en Japón (VI)
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el resto de la noticia de ZH sobre el paro en la cotizacion de TEPCO:
TEPCO Shares Suspended After Nationalization Report; Billions Of Capital In Flux | zero hedge
As reported earlier on Zero Hedge, the next step for TEPCO is most likely nationalization. While this is likely great for bondholders (if an American bailout model is consumed where there is no creditor impairment), it is not that hot for shareholders, who may lose most/all of their investment. Not surprisingly, we have just heard from Reuters that TEPCO shares are now suspended ***owing the earlier nationalization reports. And so, the rules change in the middle of the game once again. Only this time it was visible from a mile away. In the meantime, those who are long TEPCO puts may experience a Chinese reverse-merger fraud moment, as the stock gets a T-12 halt and reopens sometime in 3 years on the Pink Sheets. And, incidentally, those who are long are some of the biggest financial entities in Japan including Dai Ichi Life Insurance, Nippon Life Insurance, Tokyo Metropolitan, Mizuho, Sumitomo, Bank of Tokyo.
Resumen: malo para los accionistas que no saben cuanto tiempo estara la cotizacion cerrada. A saber a que precio vuelve a cotizar, pero se temen que sea bastante inferior. Malo para los que van largos en PUT's, que son varias de las grandes entidades financieras niponas.
Os dejo este articulo del 2004: http://search.japantimes.co.jp/***-bin/fl20040523x2.html (sustituir los asteriscos por C G I (sin espacios)
Japan's deadly game of nuclear roulette
Y este mapa del cesio137 a 2.500m de altura, no se si preocuparme o no. Por si acaso, mejor no vayan a esquiar ni a hacer alpinismo.
Potential dispersion of the radioactive cloud over The Northern Hemisphere |*2500m radiation
Edit: c) Porque tu tambien eres nuclear! nacionalizacion o "fin" :
:
TEPCO Shares Suspended After Nationalization Report; Billions Of Capital In Flux | zero hedge
As reported earlier on Zero Hedge, the next step for TEPCO is most likely nationalization. While this is likely great for bondholders (if an American bailout model is consumed where there is no creditor impairment), it is not that hot for shareholders, who may lose most/all of their investment. Not surprisingly, we have just heard from Reuters that TEPCO shares are now suspended ***owing the earlier nationalization reports. And so, the rules change in the middle of the game once again. Only this time it was visible from a mile away. In the meantime, those who are long TEPCO puts may experience a Chinese reverse-merger fraud moment, as the stock gets a T-12 halt and reopens sometime in 3 years on the Pink Sheets. And, incidentally, those who are long are some of the biggest financial entities in Japan including Dai Ichi Life Insurance, Nippon Life Insurance, Tokyo Metropolitan, Mizuho, Sumitomo, Bank of Tokyo.
Resumen: malo para los accionistas que no saben cuanto tiempo estara la cotizacion cerrada. A saber a que precio vuelve a cotizar, pero se temen que sea bastante inferior. Malo para los que van largos en PUT's, que son varias de las grandes entidades financieras niponas.
Os dejo este articulo del 2004: http://search.japantimes.co.jp/***-bin/fl20040523x2.html (sustituir los asteriscos por C G I (sin espacios)
Japan's deadly game of nuclear roulette
Y este mapa del cesio137 a 2.500m de altura, no se si preocuparme o no. Por si acaso, mejor no vayan a esquiar ni a hacer alpinismo.
Potential dispersion of the radioactive cloud over The Northern Hemisphere |*2500m radiation
Edit: c) Porque tu tambien eres nuclear! nacionalizacion o "fin" :
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Me resulta complicado decidirme por un título para un nuevo hilo, ¿qué opináis?
a) PLUTOCRACIA: El gobierno japonés nacionaliza TEPCO
b) La energía nuclear es barata: El gobierno japonés nacionaliza TEPCO
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La cosa va mejorando. Hasta hace poco la prioridad era refrigerar. Hoy es refrigerar y drenar. Mañana será refrigerar, drenar y escapar
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es mas como un chiste de barragan
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JAPÓN: Edano ya está hecho.
No se porqué me acordé de que los materiales radioactivos al descomponerse, tienden a hacerlo en otros materiales que por una de esas bromas de la naturaleza, también pueden serlo. Este gráfico no me tranquiliza nada.
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vale, entonces es comida sana, el menu habitual de los ultimos 15 dias solo que ya cansa
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Es el último toque novedoso de este capitalismo que estamos viviendo.
- Las pérdidas se socializan.
- La radiación también se socializa.
Es lo que se llama " reparto de dividendos".
Japón lo va a pasar mal, eso creo. Según he leido en un artículo TEPCO fue una de las puntas de lanza del desarrollismo de Japón.
):S Y tanto...
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Para los inversoreh, TEPCO es abreviatura de TEPCOmestuspapelitos.
Por separado si, pero como se vayan sumando.
World Nuclear Association Fukushima Accident 2011 March 26, 2011 Fuel ponds: background www.world-nuclear.org
Used fuel needs to be cooled and shielded. This is initially by water, in ponds. After about three years under water, used fuel can be transferred to dry storage, with air ventilation simply by convection. Used fuel generates heat, so the water is circulated by electric pumps through external heat exchangers, so that the heat is dumped and a low temperature maintained.
There are fuel ponds near the top of all six reactor buildings at the plant, adjacent to the top of each reactor so that the fuel can be unloaded under water, when the top is off the reactor pressure vessel and it is flooded. The ponds hold some fresh fuel and some used fuel, pending its transfer to the central used/spent fuel storage on site. (There is some dry storage to extend the site's capacity.) From here it is periodically shipped for reprocessing, that being now to Rokkasho for recycling.
At the time of the accident, unit 4's pond also held a full core load of 548 fuel assemblies while the reactor was undergoing maintenance, these having been removed at the end of November.
The temperature of these ponds is normally low, around 30°C when circulation is maintained with the Fuel Pool Circulation and Clean-up (FCP) system, but they are designed to be safe at about 85°C in the absence of pumped circulation (and presumably with low fuel load). They are about 12 metres deep, so the fuel is normally covered by 7 metres of water.
Unit 3 & 4 ponds are about 12 x 10 metres, with 1220 and 1590 assemblies capacity respectively (unit 1 is about 12 x 7 m, 900 assemblies). Unit 4 pond has a total 1535 assemblies, giving it a heat load of about 3 MW thermal, according to France's ISRN, which in that case could lead to 115 cubic metres of water boiling off per day, or about one tenth of its volume. Unit 3's pool contains 566 fuel assemblies. There is no MOX fuel in any of the ponds.
The central fuel storage on site has a pond about 12 x 29 metres, 11 m deep, with capacity of 3828 m3 and 6840 fuel assemblies. Its building is about 55 x 73 m. (There are 6375 assemblies in the undamaged central pool storage on site, with very low decay heat, and 408 in dry cask storage - utilized since 1995 for used fuel no longer needing much cooling.)
Used fuel needs to be cooled and shielded. This is initially by water, in ponds. After about three years under water, used fuel can be transferred to dry storage, with air ventilation simply by convection. Used fuel generates heat, so the water is circulated by electric pumps through external heat exchangers, so that the heat is dumped and a low temperature maintained.
There are fuel ponds near the top of all six reactor buildings at the plant, adjacent to the top of each reactor so that the fuel can be unloaded under water, when the top is off the reactor pressure vessel and it is flooded. The ponds hold some fresh fuel and some used fuel, pending its transfer to the central used/spent fuel storage on site. (There is some dry storage to extend the site's capacity.) From here it is periodically shipped for reprocessing, that being now to Rokkasho for recycling.
At the time of the accident, unit 4's pond also held a full core load of 548 fuel assemblies while the reactor was undergoing maintenance, these having been removed at the end of November.
The temperature of these ponds is normally low, around 30°C when circulation is maintained with the Fuel Pool Circulation and Clean-up (FCP) system, but they are designed to be safe at about 85°C in the absence of pumped circulation (and presumably with low fuel load). They are about 12 metres deep, so the fuel is normally covered by 7 metres of water.
Unit 3 & 4 ponds are about 12 x 10 metres, with 1220 and 1590 assemblies capacity respectively (unit 1 is about 12 x 7 m, 900 assemblies). Unit 4 pond has a total 1535 assemblies, giving it a heat load of about 3 MW thermal, according to France's ISRN, which in that case could lead to 115 cubic metres of water boiling off per day, or about one tenth of its volume. Unit 3's pool contains 566 fuel assemblies. There is no MOX fuel in any of the ponds.
The central fuel storage on site has a pond about 12 x 29 metres, 11 m deep, with capacity of 3828 m3 and 6840 fuel assemblies. Its building is about 55 x 73 m. (There are 6375 assemblies in the undamaged central pool storage on site, with very low decay heat, and 408 in dry cask storage - utilized since 1995 for used fuel no longer needing much cooling.)
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