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Lancashire Lassie 28-03-2011 15:21

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Originally Posted by shillelagh (Post 426151)
Moors windfarm plan (From Lancashire Telegraph)

Looks like Accrington might be getting a windfarm!!!

That is if the plans go in and the meetings with councillors go ok and public meetings etc


oh i do apologise i just started another thread with this!!!sorry xx

jaysay 28-03-2011 17:44

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 894078)
More like a dosimeter, it collects information which they can read off as to the radiation levels you've been exposed to. The Military had a watch like one the lads would wear in a nuclear environment & the RSM/2ic would take readings daily to assess exposure & survivability of the individual soldier.

I know Dave it was tongue in cheek mate, the smileys were the give away:rolleyes::D

jaysay 28-03-2011 17:47

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates (Post 894084)
Yes DinG, they are in fact Dosimeters - a small piece of a type of photographic film which "fogged" when exposed to certain wavelength bands - the nasty ones.
We had to wear 2, one on our left lapel and the other on the cuff - depended whether you were R or L handed.

I think that would have been Springfields Jay. They manufactured parts/equipment for the nuclear industry - not just power stations.

Ya Barrie Springfields, It had a sign outside saying British Nuclear fuels Ltd , that was back in 76

Barrie Yates 29-03-2011 08:43

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 894078)
More like a dosimeter, it collects information which they can read off as to the radiation levels you've been exposed to. The Military had a watch like one the lads would wear in a nuclear environment & the RSM/2ic would take readings daily to assess exposure & survivability of the individual soldier.


I always thought that squaddies were checked at night - if they glowed in the dark they had either received a high dose of radiation or eaten too much Ready Brek for breakfast:D:D:D

DaveinGermany 29-03-2011 17:10

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates (Post 894459)
I always thought that squaddies were checked at night - if they glowed in the dark they had either received a high dose of radiation or eaten too much Ready Brek for breakfast:D:D:D

If Squaddies are glowing in the dark it's a fair bet it's down to Alcohol :)

jaysay 29-03-2011 17:44

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany (Post 894524)
If Squaddies are glowing in the dark it's a fair bet it's down to Alcohol :)

Probably a racing cert Dave:D

steeljack 30-03-2011 00:21

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Originally Posted by g jones (Post 894079)

I met with National Grid who are analysing the supply from Heysham and Sellafield. The latter going from 200 megawatt with a new reactor to 3.6 gigawatt. A whole new electricity backbone will have to be put in place.
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can anyone with a bit of technical/electrical knowledge tell us how much bigger % wise 3.6 gigawatt is over 200 megawatt .... seems heck of a lot :confused:

Less 30-03-2011 07:04

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Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 894613)
can anyone with a bit of technical/electrical knowledge tell us how much bigger % wise 3.6 gigawatt is over 200 megawatt .... seems heck of a lot :confused:

200 megawatt = 200,000,000 watts

3.6 gigawatt = 3,600,000,000 watts

So it's only 18 times as big.

:eek:

garinda 26-08-2011 15:57

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The Germans are coming.

Invasion imminent.

Energiekontor has reached financial close for its €75m Hyndburn wind farm in Lancashire.
http://renews.biz/story.php?page_id=74&news_id=620

Less 26-08-2011 15:58

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 929091)
The Germans are coming.

Invasion imminent.

Energiekontor has reached financial close for its €75m Hyndburn wind farm in Lancashire.
reNews Europe: England & Wales

Good.

cashman 26-08-2011 16:05

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 929091)
The Germans are coming.

Invasion imminent.

Energiekontor has reached financial close for its €75m Hyndburn wind farm in Lancashire.
reNews Europe: England & Wales

they said that in 39 n were still waiting.:D

garinda 26-08-2011 16:07

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 929092)
Good.

Better if it were a British company, who were about to profit massively from the winds that blow across Lancashire.

Better still, if the ugly thinks were stuck out in the Irish Sea, where they couldn't be viewed as a blot on the landscape.

Even better than both, if a British company was harvesting tidal power, of which we have some of the most dramatic on the planet.

As you can guess, I'm not a German sympathiser, and therefore don't think this news is particularly good.

;)

garinda 26-08-2011 16:10

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 929095)
they said that in 39 n were still waiting.:D

Perhaps they decided they preferred Jerseys with their Bratwursts, rather than Ormskirks.

:rolleyes::D

Less 26-08-2011 16:11

Well I think it's good, that's why I said,


Good.

garinda 26-08-2011 16:22

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Originally Posted by Less (Post 929105)
Well I think it's good, that's why I said,


Good.

As is your right.

I don't, and eleborated on that, by giving reasons why.

Which didn't take a great deal of energy.

:)


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