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This is not quite as innovative as you might think, I guess you are advocating for the Chernobyl approach: "Let's turn all safety features off and see if it bre
by _fizz_buzz_ 2y ago
This is not quite as innovative as you might think, I guess you are advocating for the Chernobyl approach: "Let's turn all safety features off and see if it breaks!"
- rightbyte 2y agoThey turned off the safety features to test a safety procedure. I don't think it is a fair analogy.
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- jjk166 2y agoThey weren't testing a safety procedure, they were testing whether they could get rid of a safety feature. Specifically they were checking whether the plant's turbine could provide enough power to keep coolant flowing without the help of a counterweight system.