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Title: New ‘concrete monolith’ gets first canisters of dry waste at San Onofre
Post by: Marlin on Feb 06, 2018, 03:59
New 'concrete monolith' gets first canisters of dry waste at San Onofre


https://www.ocregister.com/2018/02/01/new-concrete-monolith-gets-first-canisters-of-dry-waste-at-san-onofre/
Title: Re: New ‘concrete monolith’ gets first canisters of dry waste at San Onofre
Post by: Bonds 25 on Feb 09, 2018, 12:59
The public really ARE pretty g**damn stupid when it comes to Nuclear Power. Thicker casks? Hahaha. Nuclear Experts....hahahahahaha.

If I owned SONGS, and was "forced" to close house (even though it was proven and well understood that running at 70% wouldn't be an issue even without any modifications) I would tell Cali.....screw you, I'm going SAFSTOR. We will remove this scab (2nd greatest source of clean power in Cali....only behind another terrible Nuke known as Diablo Canyon) when we feel like it.....60 years from now.

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Title: Re: New ‘concrete monolith’ gets first canisters of dry waste at San Onofre
Post by: Bonds 25 on Feb 09, 2018, 01:05
Dry cask storage is only a big deal at SONGS and Fukushima......everywhere else it's routine.

I will add, a routine that SHOULD be 100% funded by the Federal Government.......yet it falls on the utility.
Title: Re: New ‘concrete monolith’ gets first canisters of dry waste at San Onofre
Post by: GLW on Feb 09, 2018, 07:41
Quote from: Bonds 25 on Feb 09, 2018, 01:05
Dry cask storage is only a big deal at SONGS and Fukushima......everywhere else it's routine.

I will add, a routine that SHOULD be 100% funded by the Federal Government.......yet it falls on the utility.

you would be wrong,...

and your utility is delinquent in shaping your knowledge base and the errant public protestations to that effect,...

https://www.gao.gov/assets/670/666454.pdf
Title: Re: New ‘concrete monolith’ gets first canisters of dry waste at San Onofre
Post by: Ksheed on Feb 09, 2018, 10:41
The one fact that persists to bother me about the SONGS debacle is that citizens of California seem to think that the land SONGS sits on is theirs. It is not, it belongs to the Federal Government. It's like they think when it goes greenfield that they will get all this beachfront property given to them. They will not. It will stay under the possession of the Department of the Navy as it belongs to the Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton.
Title: Re: New ‘concrete monolith’ gets first canisters of dry waste at San Onofre
Post by: TVA on Feb 09, 2018, 11:24
Quote from: Bonds 25 on Feb 09, 2018, 12:59
The public really ARE pretty goddamn stupid when it comes to Nuclear Power. Thicker casks? Hahaha. Nuclear Experts....hahahahahaha.

If I owned SONGS, and was "forced" to close house (even though it was proven and well understood that running at 70% wouldn't be an issue even without any modifications) I would tell Cali.....screw you, I'm going SAFSTOR. We will remove this scab (2nd greatest source of clean power in Cali....only behind another terrible Nuke known as Diablo Canyon) when we feel like it.....60 years from now.


Uh California didnt force SONGS to shutdown..
No one proved the 70% power limitation, it was a rectal pluck and the NRC shot it down not California
Title: Re: New ‘concrete monolith’ gets first canisters of dry waste at San Onofre
Post by: GLW on Feb 09, 2018, 11:33
Quote from: Bonds 25 on Feb 09, 2018, 12:59
.... I would tell Cali.....screw you, I'm going SAFSTOR. We will remove this scab (2nd greatest source of clean power in Cali....only behind another terrible Nuke known as Diablo Canyon) when we feel like it.....60 years from now.

as posted earlier,...

the federal government is the proper recipient of the "screw you" sentiment,...

plus, SCE would have had less than a snowball's chance in hell of building those 2 PWRs on any land under the hegemony of California,...

the feds giveth, the feds taketh away, the fed's rules on the fed's real estate,...

the feds say "No SAFSTOR",...

IIRC, the feds reserve the right to demand no man made nuclides allowed to remain,...

"no" as in "none",....
Title: Re: New ‘concrete monolith’ gets first canisters of dry waste at San Onofre
Post by: TVA on Feb 09, 2018, 11:55
The 70% thing was merely an offer with no analysis. The Feds said are you willing to accept a 70% final license? SONGS said well no we arent as we reserve the right to... given their poor oversight of the SG Design and fabrication the Feds said thanks but no deal. Cali had zero to do with it.