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Thanks for sharing. Looks like that article was from about a year ago, before the analysis of the cracks was performed. Perhaps there’s simply a dearth of expe

Thanks for sharing. Looks like that article was from about a year ago, before the analysis of the cracks was performed. Perhaps there’s simply a dearth of expertise in this field outside of the industry itself, which I guess would make it difficult for news articles to find folks who could review EDF’s work. Or reviewing and critiquing the kind of simulation described in the article might not be possible, it isn’t clear if they’re sharing the details of the analysis.

inflatableDodo 7y ago
The largest problem is a dearth of expertise within the industry. Not saying the expertise isn't there but it is often mushroomed by management to save money. I have worked on the periphery and it is a lot less professional than you would like. It has a lot of petty little fictions that added together create a very dangerous engineering culture.