Published: April 21st, 2012 at 8:17 pm ET
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Follow-up to: Fire at California's San Onofre nuclear plant burns for over 40 minutes -- Cause unknown
Title: KEY ISSUE IDENTIFIED IN IDLED REACTOR AT SAN ONOFRE PLANT
Source: San Diego Union Tribune
Date: Apr. 21, 2012
[...] Also Friday, the plant operator reported that a fire broke out at 12:49 p.m. in the plant’s turbine room outside the reactor containment dome on the northern reactor, Unit 2. The flame was extinguished at 1:41 p.m. by the plant’s own fire department. There were no injuries, Edison said in a written statement.
The fire took place “in an electrical panel,” the statement said. Edison spokeswoman Jennifer Manfre could provide no further description of the fire, and its cause was still unclear.
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Published: April 21st, 2012 at 8:17 pm ET
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could provide no further description of the fire, and its cause was still unclear.
Until all the rich and their family move to other safe place.
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Funny, I correctly predicted it was lunch hour.
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We have already been heavily dosed with uranium and plutonium. These have the "bonus" of radioactivity, however, their main killing power is through their heavy metal toxicity. They both go into the bones and organs and stay there, even with powerful chelating agents like DMSA and EDTA they do not readily come out.
Here is the proof, using released data from EPA…before they stopped releasing the data.
http://nukeprofessional.blogspot.com/p/uranium-aerosolized-into-atmosphere.html
http://nukeprofessional.blogspot.com/2012/03/plutonium-admission-by-epa.html
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Should be running a reactor if they can't figure out what the problem was !
35 year old 2 $ part !
Radiation was release and it was a close call I would think !
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Just a thought. Sometimes the carbon dust builds up in the panel and the sightest spark will cause a explosion. I don't mean a dynamite type explosion but a blast that will blow a panel front. The solution to this is cleaning in the back of the board.
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TTEESSTT !!
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My post are not showing up in the recent comment section, this has been as this for a number of days !
Can not communicate with you folks live so … !
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Testing – going to check mine.
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ADMIN xdrfox says … "My post are not showing up in the recent comment section, this has been as this for a number of days !"
I think he's right.
Mine's working okay though.
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Why does it take almost an hour to put out an electrical box fire? Shouldn't that have taken just a couple of minutes. I've seen large house fires put out faster.
So how big was the fire… really?
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it sounds like a small fire but it took 1 hour to put out the fire….hmmmm….I wonder why?
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It was a magic fire.
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Bush fire…maybe
Its a warm night here in 415 so real quick.
San Diegans, you know you're screwed right, the trib is not on your side. They work for scec and sdg&e.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PhLq3aaYs4
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Yes there are a few that know…most are retarded zombies and read the damn paper just to get black fingers. Yes, we are screwed, yes the windows are duct taped…well not yet, but soon…then the SWAT comes to take my kids because I'm nuts yadda yadda, same ol story
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Liars the plant operators are all liars. A hour to put out a fire theirs something seriously wrong going on at san onofre.
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Electrical fires are different than your normal burning wood fire. You can dump CO2 on it but the thing will smolder for hours.
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But that possibility is another hypnosis !
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opp's should have been Hypothesis, dam spellck, I'm too eager to hit OK !
LOL
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After hearing about the San Onofre fire I went to nukeworker.com which is known to have lots of pictures posted by people working at nuke facilities. Sometimes you get lucky where someone posts internal pictures of accidents like a previous fire in this picture: http://www.nukeworker.com/pictures/displayimage-151-1268.html#top_display_media Unfortunately, I have not found any info posted recently in relation to this fire so I wonder if the plant owners are telling their staff not to leak and data to the public. I hope someone from their facility posts some good info and possibly pictures.
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