"Mutually Assured Destruction" Might be in the Near Future, Warns President Trump.

[welkin]

Again, you do not know what you are talking about. Coal is an important process in most nuclear plants especially in America. It is an input and required in Nuclear power plants especially if you see a dam or other hydro power around a Nuclear plant which in most cases is required.

You post just one article or paper that reports how coal is used in producing nuclear power. I'm not speaking of some ancillary use like backup power generation. We are speaking about coal and now you are backtracking to a water supply because you are totally incorrect about coal. Yes, water is an essential part of producing nuclear power, but coal is not.

 

[Redemptionman]

You post just one article or paper that reports how coal is used in producing nuclear power. I'm not speaking of some ancillary use like backup power generation. We are speaking about coal and now you are backtracking to a water supply because you are totally incorrect about coal. Yes, water is an essential part of producing nuclear power, but coal is not.

If you knew what you were talking about you would be dangerous junior. I was in a power generation class with a well known power company and that is what they showed us. Maybe I should have recorded it for you.

Again you do not know what you are talking about and I am sure it is not something that they publish off of google. I as a matter of fact know that they keep power generation at nuclear facilities under wraps. They have 50 caliber gun torrents protecting most of them that you can see on google maps all you want.

 

[Zigner]

This is a funny semantics argument.

Yes, coal may be used in running a nuclear power plant.
No, coal does not produce nuclear power.

It's really that simple.

 

[welkin]

If you knew what you were talking about you would be dangerous junior. I was in a power generation class with a well known power company and that is what they showed us. Maybe I should have recorded it for you.

Your story is changing. First you say you worked in the power industry and now you only took a class. Exactly what did they show you? Was it a movie or a slide presentation. It must have been a very long time ago.

Name the well-known power company and the year you took the class. Do you have a college degree? If so in what field.

 

[Zigner]

This argument is ridiculous. You are BOTH right, as I pointed out above.

Take the collective win and move on.

 

[Redemptionman]

Your story is changing. First you say you worked in the power industry and now you only took a class. Exactly what did they show you? Was it a movie or a slide presentation. It must have been a very long time ago.

Name the well-known power company and the year you took the class. Do you have a college degree? If so in what field.

You are something else, I have multiple college degrees including advanced degrees in Business. We were in a class, which all power companies offer if you work in or for the industry. You know on going and continuing education. I will be sure to let the PEs know who was leading the class that some random guy on the internet says they didn't know what they were talking about.