Physicist: Fukushima Unit 2 Has 100% liquification, Never Seen Before In Nulclear Physics

1. In the case that the source was credible (have you been able to find any other reference except of from enenews.com?) Dr. M.K. has not been in Chernobyl in his f. life (BTW, Me yes, and twice). He's not a nuclear physicist, but a theoretical one. He's accustomed to the camera flashes and the TV and radio shows, and his claims are, the most of the time, grandiloquent with the purpose to gain the public acceptance.

2. There's no evidence (there are no peer review papers in a science journal, neither in the West or in Rusia) of a melted core "still burning" in the basement of the rests of Chernobyl Central: if not, find me one.

3. The words are only that, words. It doesn't care who pronounces them, but the evidence for sustaining them: published scientific investigation and no authority appeals are the bases of credible statements.

Fixed, thx for pointing out my error.

One thing we all seem to agree on is this is a very serious event and it does not seem to be going anywhere but downhill.

so we will have to go with there is no proof either way.
Dr. M might have spoke untruth and well Wikki is wikki...open sourced and not always correct.

anyone who knows what is truely going on at either site seems unable to talk.....
here inlies the whole issue i have!

Last Edited by psyoptics on 05/15/2012 10:50 PM

Understand me well! What I mean is: forget amazing dangers with the melted or no melted core because there's a real danger with the radioactive contamination of Fukushima. That is the incontrollable scenario: the real possibility of contaminated food all over the world, and the dead of numerous people by cancer, principally in Japan, and USA.

This catastrophe must alert to the populations that the nuclear energy production is so vulnerable to a natural disaster (between other reasons) that the consequences to the human life can be incalculable.

True, but someone (anybody?) needs to tackle the existing problems there.

If it is that deep....and keeps going....there will be a massive Earthquake IMO.....and as the physics people were discussing.
While I was reading that info....I was thinking Edgar Cayce.

"Japan will fall into the sea"




Last Edited by Useless Cookie Eater on 05/15/2012 11:21 PM

to expand on that...."in the twinkling of an eye".

Bump for new day.

They have done controlled experiments to study corium steam explosion. There are many factors in play and the extent of pre-mixing as well as composition data are needed to make any sort of projection.

In plain english... they don't freakin' know. Reactor 2 is the most likely due to the fact that all of the fuel has melted. The corium has a high concentration of zirconium mixed in from the melted fuel assembly pin cladding which creates a more volatile mixture.

Since it hasn't exploded yet, I believe that the melted fuel was partially quenched as it relocated to the bottom of the vessel where it reformed as a molten pool due to decay heat. This happened with 20 tons of corium melt at TMI within 2 minutes while the vessel was full of water. No steam explosion.

The control rods used in the Mark I reactor are inserted from the bottom through holes. The corium probably dripped through quickly.

Then, it melted through the bottom of the vessel and ablated the concrete. Not knowing the specific factors involved precludes accurate timing of the corium's descent.

It is all speculative at this point because.... nobody knows for sure what is going to happen. It could have gathered enough impurities to be in a relatively stable state or it could be resistant to this due to the high zirconium and metal content or some other unknown factors..

One thing is for sure... If it hits groundwater, there will be a helluva blast. The transfer of energy happens in milliseconds causing explosive vaporization of the water. The vapor is produced so rapidly that it creates immense pressures. If it has melted into the ground, it has created a launch tube. The ejecta from this explosion would likely reach into the upper atmosphere.

IMHO.

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wb

no bug, i totally disagree...

all of the units are currently in a state like cold shutdown..... tepco and the japanese government celebrated this never-before scientific feat months ago... and a working cooling unit that TAKES OUT/ DESTROYS the radiation... i've even seen a heroic low level politician DRINK some of the water on television to show how pure it is........

lolz

i present to you, for your re-entertainment - the maddest publicity backfire in the history of mankind...
[link to www.bbc.co.uk]




Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 05/16/2012 01:28 AM

Yeh. That didn't work out so well for him.

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yup, uhu.. it's those pesky uniforms alright.. make yer hair fall RIGHT out......

Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Meltdowns...
But Were Afraid to Ask.

A 1974 Rasmussen Report.

[link to www.ccnr.org]

XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

Table of Contents:

0. Introductory Note: Rasmussen and the CANDU Reactor

I. Excerpts from the Executive Summary (WASH-1400)

2.6. HOW CAN RADIOACTIVITY BE RELEASED?

2.7. HOW MIGHT A CORE MELT ACCIDENT OCCUR?

2.8 WHAT FEATURES ARE PROVIDED IN REACTORS
TO COPE WITH A CORE MELT ACCIDENT?

2.9 HOW MIGHT THE LOSS-OF-COOLANT ACCIDENT
LEAD TO A CORE MELT?

2.10 HOW MIGHT A REACTOR TRANSIENT
LEAD TO A CORE MELT?

2.11 HOW LIKELY IS A CORE MELT ACCIDENT?



II. Excerpts from the Main Report
3.3 LOSS OF COOLANT ACCIDENTS

[ MORE ABOUT FUEL MELTING ]

3.5 ACCIDENTS INVOLVING THE SPENT FUEL
STORAGE POOL


III. Excerpts from Appendix VIII
CORE-MELTDOWN BEHAVIOR

CONTAINMENT VESSEL MELTTHROUGH

NONCONDENSABLE GASES


IV. Excerpts from Appendices VII and VI
1.2 MELTDOWN RELEASE COMPONENT (Appendix VII)

TABLE: Initial Activity of Radionuclides in the Nuclear
Reactor Core at the Time of the Hypothetical Accident (Appendix VI)

FIGURE VI.11-2 EVACUATION AREA FOR COST CALCULATIONS



V. Steam Explosions: Molten Materials Contacting Water

B. REVIEW OF LITERATURE

B1.1 INTRODUCTION

B1.2 REPRESENTATIVE INCIDENTS

B1.2.1 IN THE METAL INDUSTRY

B1.2.1.1 Mallory-Sharon Incident

B1.2.1.2 Reynolds Aluminum Incident

B1.2.1.3 Quebec Foundry Incident

B1.2.1.5 Armco Steel Incident

B1.2.1.6 East German Slag Incident

B1.2.1.7 British Slag Incident

B1.2.2 IN THE PAPER INDUSTRY

B1.2.3 IN THE NUCLEAR REACTOR INDUSTRY

B1.2.3.1 Canadian NRX Reactor

B1.2.3.2 Borax I Reactor

B1.2.3.3 SPERT 1-D Reactor

B1.2.3.4 SL-1 Reactor

what's going on with the AB "think tank", as you have refered to your little conglomerate as such.. i thought you were experts?.. not privie to public knowledge, appologist much?

where you not telling everyone hither and thither that you had more knowledge as to the melt downs?

i am assuming that they failed your shilling protectorate for tepco/ governments payments, abilities and now you are changing nics for dissassociation through web checking against your earlier posts, so as to scrub your past nasty opinions..... and attacks on anyone that made opinion voiced against your status-quo...

the truth is like a slow burning candle, it takes time to take light, but eventually burns quite brightly....

do divulge, oh great shill of safety....

change your nic as often as you like, i do enjoy documenting you, as all other information i find on this topic, for historical reflection..... you sir, look like a dick.... and people will see it without glasses....

it's called time-lined historical archiving.... try to learn the method....


Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 05/16/2012 07:30 AM

Bikini atoll was a human test

Hiroshima too!
But both of them was a one Time Hit!

Mr. Talkaloto,

once i saw a old Lady, dancing in front of a Store,
here face was so bad, signed from toooooo much Alcohol!

i hope you recognised her as your mother and took her home....

No, my Mother don't drink and was never in Oz,
also the Womens dancing was so bad that no one gave her
a coin so she needed to change, back to the oldest Profession!

so, if you were never in aus? how did you not see her dancing.. you are such a cunundrum.... i also note you haven't changed your nic today... cut your pay much for poor shilling?

what i love about you is that people are 1...2 skip a few.. and actually continue with the point at hand..... i suggest a soup store....

Last Edited by CitizenPerth™ on 05/16/2012 08:15 AM

you are Trolling, like your old Lady


i would be ashamed of a Mother like him!

Now Fuck Off, you Troll!

if you have a troll, i suggest stop letting him onto your post... just a suggestion atom-nit....

and so others know, the reason you change your nic so often, is so that you fall off the radar, when search engines within here, and on the net, are searching for your derogatory and
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The atoms can move more freely. In a corium blob, that is bad news. It means any micro changes in temperature will create severe neutrino bursts.

It also means the reaction can adjust to temperature easily making it much harder to gain control/extinguish.

If anything comes in contact with the corium blob with lower temperature, it will cause the atoms to be closer in distance. But that will make more fission events per immediate release neutron. So it will grow in intensity directly proportional to the cooling induced prior.

Basically this thing is nearly unstoppable. Any cooling will increase the reaction. Try to cool it 50 degrees and it will surge 500 degrees hotter in response.

In my Opinion this is not right because this Corium
do not provide endless Energy!

There is a ongoing Decay and this decayed Material
will form a outer Layer which is cold/ cooler than the Inside!

It is like catching itself because this outer Layer
get bigger and bigger+ we have all the other Materials!

Last Edited by The real and almighty Atom-Boy on 05/16/2012 09:18 AM

I guess GLP is the only place worried about Fukushima?

This shit is a big huge mega deal and the commoner world doesn't even think about it.

I mention it to people and they're like "derrr, that's still going on?"

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