Three Mile Island

San Francisco On March 28, 1979, a series of mechanical, electrical and human defects caused the most serious nuclear power plant accident in US history. The news of the accident shocked the whole country, and the people living in the shadow of a large concrete tower on Sanli Island also felt its influence. The accident began around 4 AM on March 28, 1979, and the factory's secondary non-nuclear power plant failed. The main feed pump stops. This is caused by a mechanical or electrical malfunction that prevents the steam generator from taking heat away.

President Jimmy Carter asked the president's report on the Three Mile Island Incident (1979) investigation after the San Francisco Island (TMI) power plant was partially dissolved on March 28, 1979. Later, Admiral Hayman Ricker asked Congress to testify (uncontrolled and undefined), as the Navy Nuclear Propulsion Promotion Force (for submarines) achieved a zero reactor accident record. Release of fission products to the core, caused by environmental destruction, not dramatic products that occurred on Sanli Island. In his testimony, he said:

The Three Mile Island accident is a partial nuclear collapse of one of the two nuclear reactors that occurred in the United States on March 28, 1979. It is on the 3 - mile island of Dove County, Pennsylvania, which is the most serious accident in the history of commercial nuclear power plants in the United States, and some melt - down releases a small amount of radioactive gas and radioactive iodine to the environment I will. In Darwise, Turkmenistan, the excavator made by the Soviet geologist in 1971 gave way to a big hole 70 meters in diameter, revealing a large methane gas reservoir. I was concerned that the release of large amounts of methane gas had an impact on the environment; the geologist decided to burn it. Unfortunately, natural gas continues to burn today.

Liberalists - Socialists know the overwhelming fear of American citizens against nuclear reactors. Sanari Island scares a lot of people. However, the amount of radiation emitted by San Francisco should be considered. A document that was not kept secret in the 1990s revealed details of the wrong nuclear test called code name Green Run. In the late 1950s nearly 8,000 radiation was emitted near Spokane, Washington State. In contrast, in the case of Sanari, only 40 curries were released. 40 fun things are not good, but this is secondary compared to the situation where nobody used the Geiger counter 50 years ago. It goes without saying that the decades after World War II the government actually carried out a visible bomb test. Yes, nuclear fission capacity is dangerous, as these results seem to have been dissipated by natural processes, continuing to burn fossil fuels is more dangerous.