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Court orders Japan reactor to shut down, keeps 2nd offline

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Rerun:
Having a court decide your safety features or actions are inadequate is simply not the way it should be. On the o0ther hand bake cores and you open up what you are doing to everyone. Fact is so long as the people are willing to pay extra the court is right.

Ksheed:
https://www.nukeworker.com/forum/index.php/topic,39288.msg188956.html#msg188956


--- Quote ---Considering that the Fukushima management was grossly negligent in the management of their site and the regulatory group in place at the time was as soft as they were, I'd say 4 years was a pretty darn quick turnaround for the Japanese Nuke Industry. A new regulatory group formed or realigned, whatever you want to call it. Mandatory modifications and inspections prior to restart. I completely understand wanting all modifications in place prior to any restarts. The entire country sits on the ring of fire and is basically at sea level.

Just try to imagine how bad it would have been if Besse would have went through the remaining 3/8" back in 02. How different would our industry be today?
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Same topic, same opinion...
 

GLW:

--- Quote from: ksheed12 on Mar 10, 2016, 09:33 ---
Same topic, same opinion...


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--- Quote from: ksheed12 on Aug 14, 2015, 09:39 ---How different would our industry be today?  [2cents]

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we would all be D&D specialists,...

Rerun:
Besse was never going to go through that last 3/8 inches. One scenario does not equate to the other. Besse issue was poor decision making and in some cases hiding items.

Rerun:
Here is what gets me... the judge issued the order because safety couldn't be guaranteed... No one can ever guarantee safety only minimize risk.

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