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Re:After 600 hours 64 workers at Ukraine's Chernobyl nuclear... by nicoburns on Sunday March 20, 2022 @07:06PM (#30747724)
Would destroying the support infrastructure for these plants be any safer? My understanding is that almost all (if not all) nuclear power stations presently in operation need active cooling even after the reactor is shutdown. If that cooling infrastructure is disrupted then that could be just as disastrous as if the reactor core itself was targeted.
Re:After 600 hours 64 workers at Ukraine's Chernobyl nuclear... by lm28469 on Sunday March 20, 2022 @08:39PM (#30748579)
Hm yeah, just cut the cables carrying the electricity out
Re:After 600 hours 64 workers at Ukraine's Chernobyl nuclear... by Doxin on Tuesday March 22, 2022 @08:01AM (#30765011)
Power cables aren't unidirectional. The cables carrying power in are the same as the cables carrying power out.