Nuclear plants in South Carolina and Virginia had “near misses”
Nuclear watchdog group says Duke Energy plant among 2011 “near misses” Observer.com by johnmurawski on 02/28/2012 “……According to UCS, the situation at Duke Energy’s Oconee nuclear plant in South Carolina involved a glitch in the backup reactor core cooling system that would have rendered the system useless during an accident.
The backup system was installed in 1983 and the plant’s workers didn’t discover the problem until 2011.
Another plant mentioned in the UCS report was the North Anna plant in Virginia which lost offsite power after experiencing an earthquake which was more severe than the plant was designed for……” http://blogs.newsobserver.com/business/nuclear-watchdog-group-says-duke-energy-plant-among-2011-near-misses
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