Irma Targets 2 Nuclear Plants on the Money -- Turkey Point and St. Lucie Station Blackout and Meltdown

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I am reviewing the NRC Flooding Analysis post Fukushima.  Initial review is concerning.

They have several flooding scenarios, one is LIP (Locally Intense Precipitation). They store emergency equipment in other buildings as part of a FLEX strategy. These systems need retrieval, movement, and installation in order to work.  This is not at all realistic during a flood.   

See the green highlights, they are hanging their hats on the flood going completely away in 75 minutes. SERIOUSLY!

They are basis how long their batteries will last, based upon disconnecting loads to allow the absolutely essential loads to be powered.   During an emergency is not when you want to be manually disconnecting loads.  You may shut off something that is absolutely essential, with disasterous meltdown results.

Then they are planning to bring a large generator from another building and install it. AGAIN, in an emergency and a flood, they are not going to be able to accomplish this work. The gensets should be in place and ready to go!!!! Not to be installed during a flood!  This borders on insanity.

The Component Cooling Water (CCW) area is super important because if you can’t cool the reactor and associated equipment.

I wonder if they even have food and water for a few days.  South Texas Nuclear forced one of its workers to drive through flood waters to get food because they ran out after not even 2 days.
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As we saw in Texas, they kept the Nuclear Plant at 100% Power even though predicted flooding was higher than their design basis for the Nuclear Plant.

Now the stronger Irma is predicted for a direct hit on both nuclear plants in Florida.  The captured NRC does not have the balls to demand a prompt shutdown.   

I have made contact with both plants and asked them if they have a definite time-frame that they will shut down for safety.  Neither one has responded as of 30 minutes ago.  

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