Pictures Taken With Your Evo!

[31794ty]

That's an awesome pic but I'm not sure I would want to live next to it..lol.

Lol. My grandpas house backs up to the tennessee river and the cooling tower is also on the river, but it is a couple of miles away.

Best backyard in the world, until you have to mow it. Lol

 

[jonathanlc2005]

 

[dougeetx]

This is in a dimly lit sports bar for the Saints/Vikings game last night. WHO DAT!!

 

[IanMcB]

Sun starting to rise over Lake Champlain - Labor Day weekend.

 

[illwood]

Nuclear cooling tower by my grandpas house.

I just wanted to mention that not every one of those cooling towers is there because of a nuclear power plant. Thanks to the Simpsons, everyone thinks that it is.

Any fossil (coal, oil, gas) power plant that is not on a river or by the ocean will have cooling towers like this. The white plumes are just steam.

 

[DougB541#CB]

Some great pics here. And here is another food pic:

 

[chowder]

I'm craving sushi rolls at 10am

 

[jonathanlc2005]

Any fossil (coal, oil, gas) power plant that is not on a river or by the ocean will have cooling towers like this. The white plumes are just steam.

not true... look up TMI

 

[Gekko]

The chic in that hat is me.... all 6'1 of me

I Love my Evo

looking good big mama!

 

[Gekko]

Some great pics here. And here is another food pic:

dragon roll - eel and avocado - my favorite!

 

[illwood]

not true... look up TMI

If you mean "Three Mile Island" then yes, that also has cooling towers. I am not completely familiar with nuclear power codes, but they are probably not allowed to use freshwater for cooling due to a possibility of contamination.

As for fossil fuel power plants, they still have the same hyperbolic cooling towers if they are not located by natural water sources that can be used for cooling.

Trust me, I'm an engineer for the company that designed half of the fossil power plants in the United States.

 

[DougB541#CB]

dragon roll - eel and avocado - my favorite!

Good eye. I love that sushi restaurant. Its bring your own beer so me and my girlfriend always go with a bottle of wine in tow. Half of the sushi experience is in the presentation as well and they always know how to put it together.

 

[31794ty]

I just wanted to mention that not every one of those cooling towers is there because of a nuclear power plant. Thanks to the Simpsons, everyone thinks that it is.

Any fossil (coal, oil, gas) power plant that is not on a river or by the ocean will have cooling towers like this. The white plumes are just steam.

I know for a fact it is a nuclear power plant.

 

[illwood]

I know for a fact it is a nuclear power plant.

That's cool, I just think it's funny when most people see a cooling tower, they think that is a nuclear power plant and that the steam is radiation.

 

[dhMassacre]

g.f told me to put on my under armor pants and take a picture

 

[jonathanlc2005]

If you mean "Three Mile Island" then yes, that also has cooling towers. I am not completely familiar with nuclear power codes, but they are probably not allowed to use freshwater for cooling due to a possibility of contamination.

As for fossil fuel power plants, they still have the same hyperbolic cooling towers if they are not located by natural water sources that can be used for cooling.

Trust me, I'm an engineer for the company that designed half of the fossil power plants in the United States.

the cooling tower of any nuclear power plant is always producing steam. nuclear power is GREEN power. it uses uranium 238 and some uranium 235 to heat water, it collects this water from rivers and oceans. that water is heated up very quickly to the uranium. the uranium is covered by lead which blocks radiation from escaping to the outside. its a giant dumb-bell for a small amount of uranium. because of the heat not being released from uranium, it forces water to touch it which is collected by a steam generator. the steam generator is what gives us electricity and from there its cooled to recycle and release as steam. there is no radiation exposed what so ever unless the water pumps didnt supply cooling, which then is called a meltdown and the uranium bursts the lead and exposes itself for everyone to see. all of this is very safe for the environment and TMI barely exposed anything but would love for them to re-enable building more power plants. how do i know this? i lived 20 miles from TMI and had a great teacher


if you ever wonder why nuclear bombs are dangerous, they use u-235 and plutonium which uses a slingshot method inside the bomb and exposes itself via TNT and radiation of course

 

[jonathanlc2005]

g.f told me to put on my under armor pants and take a picture

you need a silver necklace dude...

but that gamecord isnt working in your favor neither, you look like you have a tail

good job though

 

[BigRick10]

 

[Rhody]

Blocking the sidewalk.

 

[BigRick10]