Accident at Sayano-Shushenskaya hydropower plant

At least seven people were killed and 8 injured when an accident occurred at the Sayano-Shushenskaya hydroelectric station, on Enisei river. More on http://www.grab-tube.com

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Science & Technology

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• Sayano-Shushenskaya
• hydropower
• plant
• Accident

[mkbosner]

2wash256: and nothing will change in this century

belive me... i was born 60 miles from Chernobyl ;)

[mkbosner]

64+ people were killed ;(

[magdakorpi]

cute .. like your clip .. keep it up =)



[Ijustwanttoreg]

these 2 motherfuckers cuss out

[joethnicsound]

@mkbosner :( ugly but more ugly is to watch this video and ti listen at this those people laughing...such a ignorance int hie world of shit!

[aviomaster]

Entone --- COPY of Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant still operational in Bulgaria ... do you understand or do I need to repeat ...

Producing electricity right NOW ...

[Entone]

@aviomaster Chernobyl(notice how thats spelled) is in Ukraine. It still DOESN'T produce electricity as the last reactor still online was decommissioned on Dec 15, 2000. Iran is also not not pursing the same design. They are using the much safer VVER Russian reactor design. All four reactors at Chernobyl were the RMBK reactors. Stop spreading ignorance and fear. At a minimum at research whatever you are posting about in a encyclopedia/wikipedia before you continue posting lies.

[stybarrow]

this was meant to stop russia from using its scalar weapons on the USA.

[aviomaster]

LLJKotaru --- Chernbyl copy still exists in Bulgaria and is operational to this day , and it is producing electricity. OK .

Latest Russian nuclear power plants received AEIE safest design. in Nuclear technology , OK . Iran is getting this design. Busher.

[LLJKotaru]

The French are the masters of nuclear power. Older soviet designs that the countries you listed use are NOT safe. Any older reators were retrofitted after the accident but are still no where near as safe as a modern reactor.

[trader891]

The February 2010 issue of Popular Mechanics magazine has a good article on this disaster. Interestingly, the 10 turbines had a 30-year design life. the one that failed was 29 years 10 months old.