We drove past San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station today.
Though it isn't currently generating anything today. The plant's two reactors (Units 2 and 3) have been shut down since January 2012 due to premature wear found on tubes in steam generators, which apparently contributed to the accidental release of a small amount of radioactive steam.
Oh, and for the record? Though it is July, we still have June Gloom.
Just saying.
Though it isn't currently generating anything today. The plant's two reactors (Units 2 and 3) have been shut down since January 2012 due to premature wear found on tubes in steam generators, which apparently contributed to the accidental release of a small amount of radioactive steam.
Oh, and for the record? Though it is July, we still have June Gloom.
Just saying.
it's not a chimney.
ReplyDeleteit could be.
ReplyDeleteIt just isn't. Nuklear panner-plants don't have chimneys.
ReplyDeletewell then, how does the steam get out?
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