Nuclear power, what do you want to know. I have worked at 65% of the nuclear power plants in the USA. I have worked at all the Nuclear Power plants. I worked at almost all the Canadian Nuclear plants. I even worked on the Canadian design Nuke in Argentina. Spain, I worked on all their Nukes. England, been there. Brazil, yep, worked there as well.
Navy nukes vs Commercial nukes. You think the Navy has BWR experience? I ask that cause you cant simply say commercial reactors are bigger, they are different designs altogether.
The Navy has essentially, no maintenance experience. The Navy could not run a Nuclear Power Plant outage. Zero experience.
The Navy does next to nothing to their Nuclear power plants. Many countries can not manage Nuclear Power Outages. There is not enough experienced personal. Most Maintenance workers at Nuclear power plants travel from plant to plant.
The Navy, who builds the reactors that the Navy uses? That would be the same company who built one of two Nuclear power plants that melted down in Pennsylvania, Babcox and Wilcox. Or is that BWxt today? Seeings how the old Babcox and Wilcox got sold off to the French. They had to peel off the part of the company doing the Navy work. I was an employee of the old and have worked for the two companies that followed.
Nuclear Power is pretty amazing, I have stood 20' from a nuclear fuel assembly just removed from a reactor. Pretty incredible, they look transparent cause of the radiation, better explained with google than by me. Pretty weird stuff.
- Cherenkov radiation, a blue glow caused by charged particles traveling faster than the speed of light in a medium like water
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