මේක ඇත්තක් ද ?

[thisNameIsForElakiri]

When the power went out at Fukushima, the engineers went into the parking lot and took the batteries from their cars, hooked them together and powered the equipment with the battery juice. " මේක ඇත්තද ?

 

[Hyaenidae]

පුකුසිමා ඉංජිනේරුවො කොහෙද බං කිරියේ

 

[CustomerSupport]

Common sense says it wasn't true.
There is no way a bunch of cars (12V DC) can make even a dent in power requirement. It wouldn't make a difference anyway either.

 

[HAneo]

When the power went out at Fukushima, the engineers went into the parking lot and took the batteries from their cars, hooked them together and powered the equipment with the battery juice. " මේක ඇත්තද ?

The case was because of the power outage the cooling system not working at that moment. Reactor eka live giyata passe Nuclear fission eka digatama wenawa. Nuclear fission generates heat that needs to be cooled. so cooling pumps needed to be working. otherwise, the reactor overheats, and the remaining H2O break downs to H2 and O2 will make a perfect bomb. the only thing I am not sure is can car batteries power such huge pumps

 

[imhotep]

When the power went out at Fukushima, the engineers went into the parking lot and took the batteries from their cars, hooked them together and powered the equipment with the battery juice. " මේක ඇත්තද ?

It;s true... because they needed DC power to power up the instrumentation. I have read about it somewhere.

 

[hodakolla]

BUMPER

 

[kinkon]

පුකුසිමා Bump

 

[usa kolla]

Bmp