Што значи да је то код нас потпуно безопасна доза.

ти имаш изузетан таленат за запажање и истицање очигледног ... гуд фор ју ... гуд фор ју ... 

No ipak je samo jedan apsolutni šampion dotične discipline, a to nije @Magic Master 

Bring it on, mislim na radiaciju, odavno sam zakljuchio da imam ruku ili dve manjka... Ajde, preziveli smo chernobil i kozlodoj i radioaktivno mleko u prahu, osiromashen uranijum u bombama shta moze da nam fali od neke nuklearke u japanu?

Za "samo" 130 evra proverite da li ste ozračeni

Beograd - Svaki građanin Srbije koji sumnja da je ozračen može, za oko 13.000 dinara, to da proveri i uradi kompletnu kontrolu prisustva radioaktivnih čestica u telu.



To se može uraditi u Zavodu za radiološku zdravstvenu zaštitu JP "Nuklearni objekti Srbije", u kojem tvrde da nema mnogo gužve uprkos događajima u Japanu.

Press je juče proveravao kako izgleda kontrola stepena ozračenosti tela. Ona počinje već na samom ulazu u Zavod, gde se skida prvi sloj odeće, koji se stavlja u posebne kese.

- Njima se daje čist hirurški mantil i posebna crna kesa za ostatak njihove garderobe - objašnjava rukovodilac zavoda, dr Željka Ilić.

 
Kupanje, pa merenje

Koliko je u Zavodu sve napravljeno da pruži maksimalnu zaštitu govori i to da toalet koji je napravljen za pacijente nije povezan sa gradskom kanalizacijom, već sav otpad završava u posebnim buradima, koja se dalje tretiraju kao nuklearni otpad.

Nakon toga, ide se na drugi punkt, gde se najnovijim Gajgermilerovim brojačima utvrđuje stepen kontaminacije - objašnjava ona. Potom se pacijent šalje u "praonicu", u kojoj postoji nekoliko kadica za pranje pojedinačnih delova tela.

- Princip je takav da ih blago kupamo vodom i neutralnim sapunom pazeći da im nešto ne uđe pod kožu. Nakon kupanja, opet ih merimo, pa ih kupamo. I tako sve dok stepen radijacije ne dođe na dozvoljen nivo - objašnjava ona.

Kada se pacijent spolja očisti, šalje se kod lekara u susednu prostoriju. Međutim, kada se desi da se neko "zagadio" unutra, šalje se u specijalnu prostoriju sa aparaturom kojom se utvrđuje stepen ozračenosti.

- Sve što je spolja, to ćete nekako i oprati, ali ono što je stvarno opasno jeste ono što uđe u telo - objašnjava Olivera Čuknić, inženjer za procenu internog izlaganja jonizujućem zračenju.

Stalna dežurstva

Zavod za radiološku zdravstvenu zaštitu uveo je celodnevna dežurstva kako bi građani koji dolaze iz Japana mogli da provere u kojoj su meri ozračeni. Svi zainteresovani mogu da se jave na broj telefona 062/88-69-102.

Veliki strah od zračenja

Inače, godišnje se u zavodu analizira 2.000 do 3.000 pločica koje nose radnici širom Srbije koji su izloženi zračenju. Kada se posumnja da neko od njih može biti ozbiljno ozračen, on dolazi u zavod na ispitivanje.

- Ljudi se neverovatno boje zračenja. Naši reaktorci su krupni momci, ali zimus smo imali jednog koji ima 120 kila a tresao se kao prut. Međutim, posle se smire. Inače, jedan od opasnijih slučajeva imali smo 2002, kada je jedan momak upao u bazen sa radioaktivnim materijalom - kaže ona.

Vesti online

Za samo ? Ljudi bre pocrkali nego da daju 130e na ovu bedu.

Nuclear crisis highlights operator's checkered past
By David Fitzpatrick and Drew Griffin, CNN Special Investigations Unit
March 23, 2011 -- Updated 1759 GMT (0159 HKT)

An aerial view of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
The operators of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant have come under fire
Critics say TEPCO has not told the entire truth of what's been happening
The company denies they've been hiding critical data
(CNN) -- The operator of the nuclear reactors and power plants on the northern coast of Japan has a documented history of errors and cover-ups and, according to anti-nuclear activists, a pattern of hiding the truth when things go wrong.
Amidst the confusion and uncertainty surrounding the exact nature of the stress and damage at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, even Japan's Prime Minister, Naota Kan, was overheard demanding from officials of the Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) why the company withheld some information from the government.
Those reported comments were in themselves unusual because in the past, critics say, there has been close cooperation between the two.
"The history of the Japanese nuclear industry and the government is that is very tight and is less than glorious in regard to public information and full disclosure," Arjun Mahkijani told CNN.
Mahkijani is director of a small Washington-based public interest group called the Institute for Energy and Environmental Research and has long been critical of nuclear power, both in the United States and around the world.
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"These events are unprecedented," he said, "and there's every reason to believe TEPCO has not told the entire truth of what's been happening."
TEPCO officials deny they have been hiding critical data from the Japanese government.
But there's a detailed history of just those kinds of events in the recent past.
In 2002, the president of TEPCO and four other executives resigned when it was discovered that repair and inspection records at the Fukushima plant had been doctored. The company admitted "dishonest practices" after an internal investigation.
"It was discovered that TEPCO had covered up incidents of cracking of an important piece of equipment in all of its reactors and as a result, they were forced to shut down all 17 of their reactors," anti-nuclear activist Phillip White told CNN. White is the English-language liaison for an organization called Citizens Nuclear Information Center (CNIC), Japan's largest anti-nuclear organization.
"There was a pattern that emerged that TEPCO isn't frank and deliberately covers up to protect its own interests," he said.
In 2007, an 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck western Japan and affected another plant owned by TEPCO. The company reported only a minor fire but later, admitted that the fire had burned for two hours and that hundreds of gallons of radioactive water had leaked into the sea.
"The plant simply wasn't designed for the level of earthquake that took place, " Mahkijani told CNN. "They were very lucky not to have a bigger disaster then."
Against that background is what White and other anti-nuclear activists say is a far too-cozy relationship between Japanese nuclear regulators and power plant operators like TEPCO.
The chief regulatory agency is called Nuclear Industrial and Safety Agency (NISA), but it does not, according to critics, operate at an arms-length distance from the industry it is charged with regulating. NISA is part of the giant Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI). That ministry is charged, among other things, with selling Japanese technology (including nuclear technology) abroad.
"There's no true regulation of the Japanese nuclear industry," Phillip White told CNN. "It's just an amiable fiction."
NISA approved a 10-year extension for the life of the oldest of the six reactors at Fukushima Daiichi just before the earthquake struck. This, despite allegations that safety at the reactor in question had been questioned.
TEPCO admitted on its website that it had failed to properly inspect 33 pieces of equipment related to the cooling systems at the reactor, and told CNN that everything that needed to be addressed has been done. It said it would take corrective action in the future to prevent similar problems from occurring.
Nuclear experts tell CNN that the reactors are now almost certainly inoperable in the future.
As one physicist, Dr. Kenneth Bergeron, told CNN, "It's a very frightening situation. And we can only hope for the best."

Izvor: CNN

Agencija za nuklearnu energiju je jako dugo položaj za političke pritiske. Ranije je na njenom čelu bio baradej sad je ovaj tutuljavi japanac, a obojica su odobravali produžetak rada nuklearnih reaktora daleko pošto su ti reaktori postali nebezbedni. Sama elektrana u Fukušimi je trebala da bude zatvorena pre desetak godina. Oni su imali sertifikat bezbednosti za 7,5 rihtera a iako nisu očekivali zemljotres od 9 očekivali su 8+

Ej gledam jutros na vestima stigao oblak do zapadne Jevrope. Pa se sve pitam, da ne zamaram svoju lepu glavicu, kad ce to kod nas ako ce uopste ...

kazu bilo na italijanskim vestima da je stiglo do nas. oni ga ocekuju kod sebe oko ponoci.