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Lizard-brain says:
Mar. 16th, 2006 11:25 pmOn quality control:
The nuclear industry is probably the most tightly regulated on earth. There will be extensive regulations.
On cost efficency:
Governments which don't want vast areas of radioactive death scattered around their countryside pay whatever it costs for nuclear decomissioing.
On radiation shielding a small room:
In addition, shieldinging will prove a problem as the system is very large, so the mass and volume of lead required to surround it could require significent foundations to be installed.
Lizard-brain isn't allowed to write essays anymore.
Paul
The nuclear industry is probably the most tightly regulated on earth. There will be extensive regulations.
On cost efficency:
Governments which don't want vast areas of radioactive death scattered around their countryside pay whatever it costs for nuclear decomissioing.
On radiation shielding a small room:
In addition, shieldinging will prove a problem as the system is very large, so the mass and volume of lead required to surround it could require significent foundations to be installed.
Lizard-brain isn't allowed to write essays anymore.
Paul
