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BetacommandBot (talk) 21:29, 13 February 2008 (UTC)[reply]

security people

"implication that the company's security people" - should be clarified - the movie implicates the construction company's security, not the power company's security. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Feldercarb (talk • contribs) 15:08, 25 October 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Not "main water pump"

I quote from the Plot section, "to delay restarting the reactor until the main water pump can be disassembled and inspected." That is incorrect. There is no such thing as a "main water pump" in a nuclear power plant. You either have a main feedwater pump (MFP) or a reactor coolant pump (RCP) (I'm talking about PWRs). A MFP is part of the secondary side located in the turbine building and takes suction off the main condenser and pumps water into the steam generators (secondary loop). A RCP is used to provide forced cooling to the reactor core by circulating reactor coolant water through the reactor vessel and steam generators (primary loop). In the movie, he was investigating the RCP as he was inside containment. I will leave this discussion up for a while to give others time to comment, then I will edit the article. Gilawson (talk) 16:29, 19 May 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Get a life.

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	I quote from the Plot section, "to delay restarting the reactor until the main water pump can be disassembled and inspected." That is incorrect. There is no such thing as a "main water pump" in a nuclear power plant. You either have a main feedwater pump (MFP) or a reactor coolant pump (RCP) (I'm talking about [[Pressurized water reactors\|PWR]]s). A MFP is part of the secondary side located in the turbine building and takes suction off the main condenser and pumps water into the steam generators (secondary loop). A RCP is used to provide forced cooling to the reactor core by circulating reactor coolant water through the reactor vessel and steam generators (primary loop). In the movie, he was investigating the RCP as he was inside containment. I will leave this discussion up for a while to give others time to comment, then I will edit the article. [[User:Gilawson\|Gilawson]] ([[User talk:Gilawson\|talk]]) 16:29, 19 May 2010 (UTC)		I quote from the Plot section, "to delay restarting the reactor until the main water pump can be disassembled and inspected." That is incorrect. There is no such thing as a "main water pump" in a nuclear power plant. You either have a main feedwater pump (MFP) or a reactor coolant pump (RCP) (I'm talking about [[Pressurized water reactors\|PWR]]s). A MFP is part of the secondary side located in the turbine building and takes suction off the main condenser and pumps water into the steam generators (secondary loop). A RCP is used to provide forced cooling to the reactor core by circulating reactor coolant water through the reactor vessel and steam generators (primary loop). In the movie, he was investigating the RCP as he was inside containment. I will leave this discussion up for a while to give others time to comment, then I will edit the article. [[User:Gilawson\|Gilawson]] ([[User talk:Gilawson\|talk]]) 16:29, 19 May 2010 (UTC)
			:Get a life.