Strontium Milks | Hurricane #Florence Floods Brunswick Nuclear Plant Under Water Spouts Detected @FukushimaRadiation | Uploaded September 2018 | Updated October 2024, 2 hours ago.
#Brunswick Nuclear power plant is in the bulls-eye today. The wind and waves have picked up considerably. Brunswick will likely be flooded before the eye arrives. Brunswick mark 1 boiling reactors are of the Fukushima Diechi GE Design. Seems like a bad place for Nuclear reactor as well only 20 feet above the sea and less than a mile from the coastline. A Cat 3 storm can push Brunswick to the limits. Major #floods have already occurred. Recent satellite imagery have detected water spouts offshore of Brunswick NPP. Tornado alerts will be ongoing.
Hurricane Florence is still packing waves of 46 feet. So we can expect these Nucler power plants to be under 17 feet of water. What if the Building floats away or the roof flys off a nuclear power plant? Can the diesel gernerators function under 16 feet of water?
Can you imagine having to run around outside the plant to try and prevent serous damage. There is a high fatality potential in this kind of storm.
There would be multiple fires and electrical shorts all over the plant and maybe more than one roof gone. TheDiesel Generators gone. The transmission system and our roads down everywhere. The roofs aren't safety related. Do you trust the engineering in the 1960s and 1970s?
"The company is also preparing for potential shutdown of nuclear reactors at least two hours before the arrival of hurricane-force winds. Duke operates 11 reactors at six sites in the Carolinas, including the Brunswick Nuclear Plant located south of Wilmington near the mouth of the Cape Fear River.
It is going to be very dangerous to keep a nuke plant operating in the vicinity. The grid load drops in the area around a nuclear plant. There is no reason to keep a plant open. They should be shut down. There is going to be unprecedented flooding over a extremely large section of the south and the tip of the north. They should be aware and very cautious.
What is different in the hurricane, shortly after landfall the storm is supposed to stall and go in circles for days on end. We have a hurricane warning deep into encompassing most of North and South Carolina. There is a lot of nuclear plants in this region.
Is the McGuire and Brunswick Nuclear Plants' Emergency Diesel Generators Safe? Probably not. The problem is:
You are always dependent on small potatoes third party vendors because the original Nordberg DG manufacturer is bankrupt. Basically crap parts...Can you imagine having no manufacturer support, replacement parts stream or large DG engineering or maintenance service.
Components inside the DG failed leading to a shutdown (Aug 2014). McGuire and Brunswick are the only plants in the USA who sports Nordberg DGs. Nordberg went out of business. Basically Duke bought the remaining shell of a company, mostly for the paperwork to support their DGs. They don’t have a typical repair parts stream…they contract to get replacement parts on their own.
Counterfeit, Suspect, Fraudulent Items. a no longer in operation machine manufacturer ( Nordberg) and then the third party parts supplier who no longer is in operation also. Now the parts are made fraudulently in China.
I posed the question, well, why can’t you order them to replace all the dgs with new machines. Get a giant manufacture with large engineering services on their machines and the replacement parts traditional stream. He says it is impossible, the specific DGs are integral to the licensing of the plant. Even putting in new machines, it wouldn’t be the original quality. What bs! He said it would be cheaper building a new plant than ripping out an obsolete dg and installing an identical or better dg. If a dg fails in a way it can't be used again...it means the plant would have to permanently shutdown. He says that is why the industry has never changed out not even one dg in all of the history. the parts had an inadequate pedigree.They really have no idea where the parts came from and they are worried they come from a Chinese fraudulent parts sweat shop?
Brunswick Nuclear Plants' Emergency Diesel Generators not Safe
steamshovel2002.blogspot.com/2015/01/is-mcguire-and-brunswick-nuclear-plants.html
Florence also threatens to release toxic chemicals from hazardous waste sites that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has designated as contaminated superfund sites.
The EPA said it is monitoring about nine of these contaminated sites in the hurricane's path. The agency is performing vulnerability assessments of nine superfund sites along the coasts of North Carolina and South Carolina accuweather.com/en/weather-news/toxic-sludge-and-pig-manure-to-add-to-dangers-of-hurricane-florence/70006035
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#Brunswick Nuclear power plant is in the bulls-eye today. The wind and waves have picked up considerably. Brunswick will likely be flooded before the eye arrives. Brunswick mark 1 boiling reactors are of the Fukushima Diechi GE Design. Seems like a bad place for Nuclear reactor as well only 20 feet above the sea and less than a mile from the coastline. A Cat 3 storm can push Brunswick to the limits. Major #floods have already occurred. Recent satellite imagery have detected water spouts offshore of Brunswick NPP. Tornado alerts will be ongoing.
Hurricane Florence is still packing waves of 46 feet. So we can expect these Nucler power plants to be under 17 feet of water. What if the Building floats away or the roof flys off a nuclear power plant? Can the diesel gernerators function under 16 feet of water?
Can you imagine having to run around outside the plant to try and prevent serous damage. There is a high fatality potential in this kind of storm.
There would be multiple fires and electrical shorts all over the plant and maybe more than one roof gone. TheDiesel Generators gone. The transmission system and our roads down everywhere. The roofs aren't safety related. Do you trust the engineering in the 1960s and 1970s?
"The company is also preparing for potential shutdown of nuclear reactors at least two hours before the arrival of hurricane-force winds. Duke operates 11 reactors at six sites in the Carolinas, including the Brunswick Nuclear Plant located south of Wilmington near the mouth of the Cape Fear River.
It is going to be very dangerous to keep a nuke plant operating in the vicinity. The grid load drops in the area around a nuclear plant. There is no reason to keep a plant open. They should be shut down. There is going to be unprecedented flooding over a extremely large section of the south and the tip of the north. They should be aware and very cautious.
What is different in the hurricane, shortly after landfall the storm is supposed to stall and go in circles for days on end. We have a hurricane warning deep into encompassing most of North and South Carolina. There is a lot of nuclear plants in this region.
Is the McGuire and Brunswick Nuclear Plants' Emergency Diesel Generators Safe? Probably not. The problem is:
You are always dependent on small potatoes third party vendors because the original Nordberg DG manufacturer is bankrupt. Basically crap parts...Can you imagine having no manufacturer support, replacement parts stream or large DG engineering or maintenance service.
Components inside the DG failed leading to a shutdown (Aug 2014). McGuire and Brunswick are the only plants in the USA who sports Nordberg DGs. Nordberg went out of business. Basically Duke bought the remaining shell of a company, mostly for the paperwork to support their DGs. They don’t have a typical repair parts stream…they contract to get replacement parts on their own.
Counterfeit, Suspect, Fraudulent Items. a no longer in operation machine manufacturer ( Nordberg) and then the third party parts supplier who no longer is in operation also. Now the parts are made fraudulently in China.
I posed the question, well, why can’t you order them to replace all the dgs with new machines. Get a giant manufacture with large engineering services on their machines and the replacement parts traditional stream. He says it is impossible, the specific DGs are integral to the licensing of the plant. Even putting in new machines, it wouldn’t be the original quality. What bs! He said it would be cheaper building a new plant than ripping out an obsolete dg and installing an identical or better dg. If a dg fails in a way it can't be used again...it means the plant would have to permanently shutdown. He says that is why the industry has never changed out not even one dg in all of the history. the parts had an inadequate pedigree.They really have no idea where the parts came from and they are worried they come from a Chinese fraudulent parts sweat shop?
Brunswick Nuclear Plants' Emergency Diesel Generators not Safe
steamshovel2002.blogspot.com/2015/01/is-mcguire-and-brunswick-nuclear-plants.html
Florence also threatens to release toxic chemicals from hazardous waste sites that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has designated as contaminated superfund sites.
The EPA said it is monitoring about nine of these contaminated sites in the hurricane's path. The agency is performing vulnerability assessments of nine superfund sites along the coasts of North Carolina and South Carolina accuweather.com/en/weather-news/toxic-sludge-and-pig-manure-to-add-to-dangers-of-hurricane-florence/70006035
I'm moving new videos here https://bit.tube/StrontiumMilks
Also on Bitchute
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clean water options
multipureusa.com/ksmith
CO.AG Music Ghost Phantom youtube.com/watch?v=evA2KxbJ6qs&t=0s&index=2&list=PLW2vohVKQvTCqUD5t7H1XFtDKl3dFMb_X
