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venerdì 29 aprile 2011
domenica 10 aprile 2011
Fukushima, sulla centrale un'onda di oltre 15 metri IL VIDEO DELLA TEPCO
Fukushima, sulla centrale un'onda di oltre 15 metri IL VIDEO DELLA TEPCO: "
Da Chernobyl a Fukushima, il disastro tra errore umano e contesto sociale
Da Chernobyl a Fukushima, il disastro tra errore umano e contesto sociale: "di Marcello Cini, da il manifesto, 5 aprile 2011
Tutti sono d’accordo se dico che un’auto può anche essere dotata dei più raffinati dispositivi di sicurezza, ma diventa un oggetto molto pericoloso se alla sua guida c’è un ubriaco. Così come tutti ci aspettiamo che il pilota dell’aereo sul quale stiamo salendo sia sobrio e periodicamente [...]"
Tutti sono d’accordo se dico che un’auto può anche essere dotata dei più raffinati dispositivi di sicurezza, ma diventa un oggetto molto pericoloso se alla sua guida c’è un ubriaco. Così come tutti ci aspettiamo che il pilota dell’aereo sul quale stiamo salendo sia sobrio e periodicamente [...]"
giovedì 31 marzo 2011
Fukushima Dai-ichi Prognosis and Prevention
http://www.theoildrum.com/node/7722
Fukushima Dai-ichi status and prognosis
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There are a number of key differences between Chernobyl and Fukushima Dai-ichi making comparisons of the incidents difficult:
1) The Chernobyl accident took place at fission power blowing the roof of the core and reactor building while Fukushima Dai-ichi was successfully shut down.
2) Chernobyl had a graphite core that burned, spreading radioactive material far and wide.
3) Chernobyl lacked a primary containment system.
4) Chernobyl involved a single reactor load of fuel while Fukushima Dai-ichi likely has 7 to 8 reactor loads spread between the cores of units 1, 2 and 3 and the spent fuel ponds of units 1 to 4.
5) Fukushima Dai-ichi unit 3 has MOX fuel loads containing plutonium in reactor and in spent fuel pool.
6) Fuel in pool of reactor 4 is not spent and is a 'hot' load outside of containment.
7) Fukushima Dai-ichi is located in the heart of Japan, the world's third largest economy whilst Chernobyl is located in Ukraine which has lower economic standing in the world.
In my estimation, the larger mass of fuel, much of it outside of containment, the geographic location and possible socio-economic impacts on Japan, longer duration and open-ended nature of this event and extant risk of explosion and fire will ultimately make Fukushima Dai-ichi the more serious incident.
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Fukushima Dai-ichi status and prognosis
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There are a number of key differences between Chernobyl and Fukushima Dai-ichi making comparisons of the incidents difficult:
1) The Chernobyl accident took place at fission power blowing the roof of the core and reactor building while Fukushima Dai-ichi was successfully shut down.
2) Chernobyl had a graphite core that burned, spreading radioactive material far and wide.
3) Chernobyl lacked a primary containment system.
4) Chernobyl involved a single reactor load of fuel while Fukushima Dai-ichi likely has 7 to 8 reactor loads spread between the cores of units 1, 2 and 3 and the spent fuel ponds of units 1 to 4.
5) Fukushima Dai-ichi unit 3 has MOX fuel loads containing plutonium in reactor and in spent fuel pool.
6) Fuel in pool of reactor 4 is not spent and is a 'hot' load outside of containment.
7) Fukushima Dai-ichi is located in the heart of Japan, the world's third largest economy whilst Chernobyl is located in Ukraine which has lower economic standing in the world.
In my estimation, the larger mass of fuel, much of it outside of containment, the geographic location and possible socio-economic impacts on Japan, longer duration and open-ended nature of this event and extant risk of explosion and fire will ultimately make Fukushima Dai-ichi the more serious incident.
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