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  38. Three Mile Island’s problem went on for as long as it did because of the layout of the control room. The indicator light that was on to indicate the open relief valve was on the opposite side of the room from where the staff was clustered, looking at temp and other gauges and indicators – trying to figure out what was wrong, why the temps kept rising despite pumping in more water, and where was that water going?When someone finally noticed that light and used the control to manually close the stuck valve, the situation was brought under control, but the reactor core was ruined.At Fukushima the control rooms have the same problem, same as most reactors built in the 60’s and 70’s and still operating. Their controls and indicators are spread across a large room where operators must wander around to keep tabs on everything.It’s like trying to fly a 1970’s jetliner in the 21st century, with a cockpit encrusted with so many gauges and lights it requires a 3 or 4 person crew just to watch everything.The old plants’ control systems should be upgraded with new technology so that the operators have workstations where indicators and gauges are displayed on a monitor. If there’s a stuck open valve, the indicator ‘comes to the operator’ instead of blinking on a wall on the other side of the room, waiting for someone to notice. If there’s a problem it flashes ALERT on the monitor then brings up information on what’s wrong.But those old plants continue on with their 40-something year old control rooms because the anti-nuke ninnies protest and file lawsuits and get regulations passed to block incremental upgrades – just like they have for old gas, oil, and coal fired power plants. Bush Jr. tried to get things changed so those older plants could upgrade as much as *practical* to reduce their pollution. But the environmentalists demanded all or nothing. Either they would be brought up to current emissions standards or nothing could be upgraded. They’d rather a coal power plant built in the late 70’s continue polluting at its original levels rather than adding equipment to bring it to 50 (or whatever ) of current regulations for coal.To bring old plants to current levels would require knocking them down and building an all new plant – which would then have protests and lawsuits and repeated studies required by the EPA before construction could be started.Such insanity has been going on at least since the 80’s. Some time in that decade my father made a couple of hand crafted refractory cement burner grates for some place that had an incinerator or some other thing. Whatever it was, the company sought him out for the job because EPA rules would not allow them to modify their equipment and upgrade to new burners. They would have to replace the entire system, which would have cost many thousands of dollars. To make the grates, he measured one of the worn out originals, then made a mold from pieces of galvanized sheet metal on a plywood base. That was packed with the refractory cement mixture then allowed to harden. I assume at some point the company either no longer had a need for whatever needed those grates, or was able to budget the funds for all new equipment.

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