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. of citations, with the observations from Rune Jonsson. on this spread it gives a limited image of attivit?i the Ture Sjolander in the zone of the visual limbs. Photographers would not be enough to render all the residual ones of the mechanical pruning. Ture Sjolander has made its debut like visual artist with one visual extension in its citt?ata them Sundsvall. text for the catalogue of the extension. We cite: “.lle resources of a single one photographer are not affinch?li experiments enough are conduct first study for music electronic given the occasion to explore this no-man-earth between theirs frontlines. photographic clear paintings of the extension were approximately lle braces of the meters squared, press in.bianco and black of the diagram, produced with the aid of i. Some of the images were to colors, fact oxidizing the silver of the paper from the photo with the aid of a warm plan-iron. Kurt Bergengren has see again the extension in the article photographer, but a photographic artist and that what?uovo approximately its images?n first place the technique that it uses. Sjolander indicates many new distances - bringing back the art of fotographia to the relati to you photochemical experiments pi?Sjolander?resentato deepened and in relation to this, it has exhibited its on the ventinovesimo of March 1963: “.Si calls a photographic artist, an artist and union photographer of the diagram. ?riuscito with happening - sound like a dream - to join the photographic methods with free creativit?rtistica technological platform, Sjolander ahead takes them on the travels to the realt?ma along other roads that those we have before print. Ludvig Rasmusson has written in the Gaudeamus paper from the student: “.Variando its conventional senses to express from one painting to following, not extension one lack. Not ritenge simply shape of personalit?ell' art, than?ostituita in making is similar of following paint job that one and wishes to force the visore to observe beyond the shape, towards it had perceived the feeding of the word in the art world and had reflected on the so-called nostalgic feeding of fotographia realistic over the papers from the reading of people and the watching TV photo in which it has had images of s?reso, has made a series of ritratti taken. The extension was a protest against “.la word and the so-called realt?otografica falsa„., second the introduction (written from s? The extension was debatable and much written?tato to this written: “.Tutto those who as and the well-involved photo-art look pi?icino to this extension is puttinges in guard seriously against having one enough. It offers urla to them and grimaces, faces crosspiece-eyed and studies of horror of the meat. But all a those who?nteressato in seeing photographer to enter in the cultural debate current, they would not have to neglect to see that “.siete.„. The extension has a tact a lot of relative liberation to it nihilism leaves a press burning on your hairnet and the images. Your eyes begin to see anew. Fencing of the police of the Adolf?tato Fredrik to Stockholm overflowed with the telephone calls from the hosts upset. sergeant?enuto to visit, but could not find qualche.cosa immorale approximately. Ulf Thoren has shown the parts of the extension and Sjolander has coined the expression “.che wishes to exhibit, not to inhibit. During the two weeks that the indicated?tata extension, approximately 10. come to see them, many of they have attracted from the presentation della. to the new shapes of distribution for the visual extensions television and of the external extensions, one would have to be able to attract pi?spiti. meantime, the?tato debate maintained alive in the papers. Walden has written: “.…. the artist has caught up its objective, gi?uando reacts, when something happens between we and the photography. Ulf Linde, between year of the art of I crack and one brace of the months after the new York-nights, all?ncora possible something to happen in the zone of fotographia. Rotogravyr has published a so-called expo-book, with the images from. “.Le its images make the greater part of that what we have seen last year, to the extension Swedish “.gente ambitious like approval from 11 photographers, „. sembr. “.Siete states fotografati„. you are one the tried ones to you pi?ravest of a blow, one of the movements of opening pi?RASSETTO, that it has never hit. Sjolander had produced to the first model of one fine-art extension. Ten tabelloni for the external postings of The Manifest to Stockholm they made part moreover of the extension, like pure directly for this?tato means tried with to the producer Kristian Romare of the Swedish Radio and Broadcasting. faces grimacing of the photographies that gi?rano been indicated on the censured television however completely?tata from the administration of the societ?i. A lively debate has followed, discussing the decided emissions of the authoritarians about own initiative, the moral and the censorship. Kv?sposten of paper, Sjolander has asked: to “.Perch?are the images they must be translate in words. “.L' appearance of the television of Ture Sjolander?aratterizzata from humaneness warm and a humor sense bizzarro and uproarious. relative characteristics “.pi?cioccante„. one is made up of great part of music of the Vivaldi, illustrated from a small boy who is selecting its nose. However, than what?ealmente the greater part of shaking?l sense in which decided of own initiative and name “.della people svedese„., they cancel the program characteristics, which the film of the TV of the Sjolander. thought to leave the opinions and the values opinions of people are developed to liberations?le and hinders all the tried ones to you to move in all October 1965: “.Sjolander moreover it has the opinions and temperament a social product the film kind that I wish to watch - and to produce. Nyheter: “.Sta simply verifying our attitudes regarding the fotographia, arranging it in the unexpected contexts blowups on tabelloni for the postings and then them filma, the result?ealmente challenging: that it revives of the expression they cannot we find the menzogne lessened under the cobweb old of the conventional sights on. Broadcasting has not been able to give some public motivation for the relative one. Although the numerous tried ones to transmit for radio at least the part to you of the program, then the director of the societ?a left its secretary to announce (in a letter) to Sjolander, than has not wished to have a telephone conversation on the matter to grant itself to produce one new film how much far away one could lengthen the limits “.del morale„. in societ?Esibire - in the real meant one of the word - and therefore to use the resources in television like means, was inconceivable. had (like Sjolander) the models photographed knots of the real academy of the fine limbs and images ulteriorly taken of the faces sfrenatamente grimacing. transformed its photographic accumulation with one new technique of the technique of the silk-screen, had represented the photos on burlap of hemp. Ci?ra a traditional and social acceptable sense to introduce its photographic material - a material that would have been. The images have been made in silver and white man, than?n excellent sense of description of the illusion to describe to yours just attitude in the comparisons of realt. numbered and signed, exactly like the social conventions to ask to for the diagram and the burlap of hemp - lured outside the critics us this time written on the ventiduesimo for January 1966: “.La technical it has impersonality of the schiocc-artists the Americans, but in the reason, us?os?anto pi?nteresse in. The moving images of this extension are those where you see these sended gigantic photographies on a sure one wall-I space empty outside over the witness of people - the people that are sliding fast beyond on the way like the anonymous shadows, without to react to new and the elements of. Being in a such haste, they cannot see approximately these images, than they remember it of the documentary film “.l' occhio„. that?tato indicated on the film theatres it determines years ago to you. Annagreta Dyring of the Popul?Fotografi bucket, resumed that what was happened in the fotographia Swedish, she has written this between the other: “.Ture Sjolander were the instigator of a recent event that has caused the great resonance in the world of fotographia Swedish. The grimace in the?rasformato image in in the expression of a defensive provocative attitude in the comparisons of a world perhaps too much in great expectation around we between the image and the spectator bloated, even if it had to be constructed give. It has given an other angle to the democracy of the traditional photography and the worn out senses to introduce the things had obtained (at least do not import retrospettivamente watching it) if the ponticello it were constructed from deep respect, accepted?tato it even if consisted. She was in some way surrealist, with one. The main thing was of giving to the visori something. The putsch cheeky of the Sjolander against thinking standardized and the conformism photographic have preceded - in the relative shape pronounced - other trying to make the same thing in this disturbed country the obsolete senses to you to think in the field of the visual art. Nils Erik Baerendtz, called Sjolander to its for one production of the better television and nemico„., the artist Bror Wikstr?a to work with he on the new. This production has provoked to something that made Sjolander gi?vesse to the spit in its previous film, cio?na dissolution - one. He was something of a protest against the image in hour and then it characterizes the television, has defined the art work come.„. However, the images of the Sjolander have been put in evidence. Its entire order of the day?ostituito in the trasgressione of the conventional slight knowledge of the image and in the exploration of the innate resources of every image for means of different techniques. They have been signed and numbered been from. Those works of art are introduced been in series of TV-programs from the hundreds of the different galleries those works of art simultaneously. Wikstr?e of the Sjolander, “.TEMPO, „. was broadcasting six months before che.„., is produced for the television, than the relative ones they have fastly poich?rodotto in the different places of the world. Nam.June Paik (sopportato in Korea), has applied the same methods when it produces its systems, after having Sjolander- Wikstr?mostrargli “.TEMPO„., is in person who in the broadcasting on the television museum of modern art to Stockholm, suggested that Sjolander would have to make question for one concession of the artist of government of SEK 6. Written Hult?ha: “.Negli last years, Sjolander it has, showing the abilit?randi of inventiveness, worked to the plans that re-unite several different, but to the expensive actions of job. Poich?e its ideas are between pi?nteressanti those that appear in the last years, highly would suggest them to London for?ndato Sjolander, to Paris and Amburgo and have obtained invite to produce one new part of job from the French television. With the foreign correspondent of the paper from main morning Dagens Nyheter, Lars Weck (who was studying then art-plan on large-scale of means with a public of approximately 150 million. Weck has written in Dagens Nyheter on the quarter of February 1967 (before the beginning of their cooperation): “.Ture Sjolander have not used its first one sejour along to the foreign country in order going on wide known monuments of pilgrimages, less that you considered the television one in order to work directly for the television, both perch?ende to every domestic person a gallery and perch??ll' artist many possibilit?Broadcasting Corporation has not shown that all the fine interest is to the French companies that German of the television had invited it to. The determined Swedish TV-production?tata from Kristian. Several European countries have transmitted for radio the production completed, than moreover?tata transformed in different the graphical productions on immense scale, l?rano LP-record “.il monumento„. with Hansson/Karlsson, the book “.monumento„. with an introduction and the technicians of the TV (between others), l?rano extensions of the gallery and external. Other artists have been inspire to you from the material images and colored visual “.dal monumento„. in the oil-color and several woven of you weave them. “.dal monumento„. they have been indicated to. - one of the art critics us respects you of Europe - it has written that unfortunately it could not assist to the entire event because of a travel in the South America, but has had to deposit itself for the last days: “.Ma not to improve. The systems of the Sjolander have hit it with theirs. Moreover they have been hit from acute its instincts, its use poetic of the technology of mass-average - a liberation iconographic to the level of technology of the information - the all in the language of the masses works of art of the Sjolander, that they join the art and the technology, are transformed in in an attempt conserving our survival poetic. happened a true humanitarian and or rather humanistic, in the modern sense of. Sjolander-Weck has formulated a manifesto kind in. Karlsson to Stockholm): “.La art gallery must come to people, obviously it is not working the contrary. At least not if been asking the art for being expressed to you to pi?i one manciata of people greater part of the popular galleries, or the excellent role of the modern museum of the art, must be recognized that in no way to up to now pu?ompetere to means which the television for range -?l our way pi?fficace of. The greater part of people accosentir?he the?stremamente effective television, but in television of the circles of art?isto like nient' other that pubblicit?acchina. programs on an extension, explaining and attractive the hosts to the source in if, that it consists of the exhibited objects de facto. Little people?spetta for accosentiree that the television in if?n half and a gallery for the attended visual artist of new from the myth of she originates them, “.la cosa„. that?#147.l' art in if a concession to this same myth, when the artists of Multiart are asked to sign an edition of 1/300 of the copies to print, cio?egno of the machine a part produced in series of the art worked directly for the screen of the TV, with electronics like your brush, nobody probably would think to having artists to travel around, signing all the million video of the television. Sjolander, with 600 others million visori, has studied the transmissions via. This study has provoked one new production for the Swedish.„. People hour have had color TV and for an artist new part of job has seemed natural to comment those historical events with one. A new made?tato agreement with the Swedish Broadcasting Corporation, this time with Sjolander, Bror Wikstr. Nilsson has transported a recently taken unit of the photo of NASA and from the seen inner part like of the human eye of the image contributed with the metraggio of the better film from all theirs. The final comment of theirs “.spazio-opera„. was. The topic of the production was two poles: one, that we call the space (and what we do not know cos?anto approximately however) and the other, what a person records through the eye (and that not. Us? vanit?ell' the man, was that “.spazio„. to that the artists have referred manifest good-selling all over the world they have been produced from this. This time that was working with the ordinary documentary images, nothing published in several countries, which the United States, Canada, United Kingdom. Chaplin “.nelle images, „. was idea of Ture Sjolander and like a compensation for he that she leaves they to assume the direction of and the mockup of the book, the family of the Chaplin has ordered an edition of a graphical folder of art that contains 30 different. The cartelle they have been signed have been signed and numbered been from Sjolander and are signed been from Charlie Chaplin. Sjolander has interviewed is Chaplin that Garbo and he calls those two stelle.„. ?come such, that one has been come to contact of from their million publics people. After in the line for Sjolander. of the?tata photo only used for the reproductions up to now electronic adaptation of the strip of the film, second the principii similar to those that previously it had used?ossibile hour to generate the three-dimensional sculptures with technology of the hologram, in a free sense and. This new sense of generation of the limbs visual?olto expensive and therefore “.lle resources of a single one photographer are not affinch?li experiments enough are conduct wide and deepened recently it has inaugurated relative the first study for music electronic. When photographers and the painters are given the occasion to explore this no-man-earth between consecrated theirs frontlines with the citation that has opened this accumulation of citations, cio?l that?wind Fahlstr?ha written approximately Ture Sjolander in 1961. From the Swedish bucket of the cultivation transmitted for radio only on one rabbet, in in.bianco and black. The thing rovesciantesi that had been indicated up to now, was for Oscarsson that removes its longjohns in the program Hylands H?a of entertainment of the family and this has caused a outcry. It was in those ponds calm, in a moment in which Myrdal January it had still not been hit on the head with the stick of the billy of the Vietnam, than the artists Ture Sjolander and Bror begun Wikstr?hanno to experiment with means of the TV like art-shape to produce 100 litographies, when you to pu?istribuire your work of important art it was the protest against the traditional use of the technology of the television in if and to transform in a average-development a free participation and the necessary support realizes their ideas made a first attempt to produce the art of the television, directly for. „., she was gi?elle TV-guides, but completely?tata censured through the sense of societ?i the Broadcasting. “.Mai they have not given some valid justification to me for their censorship, „. Ture Sjolander says today. Perhaps?tato censured perch?veva photographed the models knots from the angles grotesque and people sfrenatamente. With the longjohns of the Oscarsson, this supplies us a free image of how much far away could go in the societ?vedese of 1968. alive “.Ture in one wood house. ?circondato from the recinzioni, the sculptures mysterious and the threatening signs of the guard-de -- dog is hiding via in its nest, while dreamming of happy years 60. Ture seems fresh and door the iron dressed ones well-covered, observing. Not?lencato in the directory telephone and?stremamente difficult to obtain through to its machine of answer. Sweden and probably internationally, that it has realized possibilit?i the video and of television for the art, cultivation and have advanced the communication. from 1966, it has wished to distribute to its “.video arte„. (even if the invented word still not?tata) via the satellite collaborated with, between others, you wrap it Hansson&Karlsson of the cliff. Author on the books on Greta Garbo and Charles Chaplin. of Video-NU-Videocentrum of association (with 150 members and fifteen members visionario, Sjolander has a bunch of other plans that come in on trying to obtain the government that it constitutes a bottom for so as to to pu?ocumentare the public art in Sweden (or the volont?DONALD' s?l guarantor. He wishes not to render to a film from the book of the Lundqvist “.tabacco, no Hallelujah„. (gi?a bought the rights of the film from the author and a signed?tato contract with the M?n company of. It is planning a travel in New Papuasia possibilit?el half of the TV and of relative feeding to connect with has found an associate in Bror Wikstr? that posterior part was an important talent to the real academy of the fine limbs on that same people that call it a talent. Become Wikstr?sono inseparable and is followed in no steps, has gone beyond the art of cracks, that it was then the art shape pi?strema. of I crack in the face, meaning that we have wished to use those tabelloni for great the external postings and spaces of the wall in underpass arranges as an example, that has inspired the artists of cracks and has been inspires to you to use this space as art space, for the enemy scopes at the same time, we was not working to a completely unexplored topic, we has worked the day and night for one and one met?i years with a new one to manifest, on the television, the extensions of the photo and on. Memory of Bror to make me pubblicit? between announcements for the galleries in Dagens Nyheter: “.Galleria of thought - extension esterna„. in Kungstr??en (the Gardens of the king) in citt?e Stockholm. Kungstr??en?empre one thought gallery, the image that. Bror hour has left the art world, he not to pu?ndare of new to the painting, he not to pu?irare behind the time bijouterie-pittori„. they hated perch?ra they up to now, is. My attivit?urante those years were one. The art critics us were writing via, expressing years ago have introduced a complete presentation approximately a video study for search, formation and production (?tata posposta for the years from the Council of art of Sweden, that he is protesting approximately how much prepared badly we are today. Council of statesmaship for the public art, in order artistic. To the head of the Communist Party, the dressed ones were a covering of the code category of operation, to the head the Boman of right of the party of the wing, the dressed ones were Sunday-better shirt and a dressed gray. (Ture is not taken care of the master of “.Conosco that?ormale and acceptable what in the societ?d at the same time is bored with it catalogue, we can add to that Ture Sjolander, if anyone, can be calls the father to you of video international Swedish art to Stockholm, held from February with March, are successful to convince Sjolander in order to come l? to speak about as all it has begun in. Ture has revealed, immaculately dressed in a dressed white man and one. Ture has begun saying: “.Abbiamo wished the artist really in order to exhibit, in order not to inhibit to the museums and the galleries past of the festival, Ture Sjolander has shown the program of the TV that had been interrupted in 1965, on a large screen of 6x7 m. the exposure approximately punk American and videos underground of the today?ella the same phase that the literature was before that the invention of the Gutenberg of the pressure of stampa„. this is one typical citation gives. It explains: “.Prendiamo an artist which Ulf Rahmberg, that he paints symbolic paintings with satisfying very political. on one painting, using the pi?ostose burlap of hemp and painting to oil. Then it sells it to a sure cursed rich dentist that it closes it in on in. When it has important symbolic cos?essaggio, it would have to paint on the hygienic paper with the varnish of The Manifest and to distribute it on the postcards, The Manifest, the video and the television equally how much the art in if: to equally communicate approximately the?mportante communication how much the way of the communication. the not?nteressante Lisa-painting for if, it?' interaction between the people who watch the painting that?iventato interesting interested in the painting, the relative feeding of the attraction ended after. Fahlstr?la has put this sense once: to “.Appendere in on a Rembrandt on your wall, it mescoler?entro with the model of the linoleum in the limits of a time of weeks an illusion, than the relative?ivo and continuous value and that you can watch them anew a day after that the seguente…. the people that to pu?perimentare that one you must. 1976 and when we come to contact of making Sjolander in part production of the Fahlstr?sta hanging on the walls of one of the galleries pi?retentious de. We have watched the extension and we have thought a po' vertiginous, or. The protests of the Fahlstr?contro the war of the United States in the Vietnam have been sold in order approximately SEK 500, then are speaking about the graphical press. “.In first place: Not creed that tried Fahlstr?abbia to express a protest, he I have connected one modern series of eventi…. It works around in its house, finding the residual ones of the mechanical pruning of the newspaper with citations in order to support its. They are sure that to pu?ssere a difficult bastard. - Once that pits invited to speak about the public art with some old councilmen of public agencie. I have suggested that I would make something with the digital prints great them in concrete, in which rabbets of the digital print them they would be tester of “.Bene, not?he an amusing idea, „. that one said of the old councilmen, “.uno it would have to hope that then it has been of being the digital prints them of the mayor of the citt?alimentato one in on and I have paralyzed from the entire thing, from the disrespect of an idea. I could not see some development. Michelangelo has made, that it was pushing the axe in earth the councilman and the opinion: “.Era my concept, therefore sar?e mine moreover?overnata from desires of the politicians. “.Voi bleeding artist, we wish them to paint a laborer that sta.„. Cos?li artists is adapted and become. There are 400 randelli and one says that hanno.000 members, altogether on the credit side Copco atlas, ICA, Honeywell Bull.?una what of divertimento for that all the day is based their calculating screen, obtains a po' of condition if they can make a sure art-thing nel they free time for theirs raffles of art, has had pi?eglio to be some thing of. The artists hour are inform you of this, cos?erniciano something that satisfies the majority - instead failing. Translate from the Swede from Linda Henriksson. represented artist?i?uono in ours. Chosen secretary and member of the edge of the national association of the professional Swedish visual artists -.O- Konstn?rnas Riks - with beyond 6. Elected as the first Director and Chairperson of the Board, while Curator/ Administrator of the former Swedish National Artist Organisation, VIDEO-NU, Stockholm, an Art Laboratory for new electronic technology financially assisted by the Swedish Government and the Stockholm City Council (corporate 200 individual and 15 members). China Changchun City, International Invitation Exhibition of Sculpture - Permanent installation of two-of-a kind, 3 meters marble-sculptures, at the Square Cultures. County Council, Falun City, Sweden. public artworks in Sweden and in addition. international corporate and. Royal Swedish Academy of Fine Arts tronic Artworks since 1966 and for the development of art&technology, ' video-art'. The Ministry for the Arts. for Swedish Cultures - Video&Television. The Swedish Government Ministry for Arts, Project Grant for Medium New for Arts, Project Grant - experimental photo- graphics - lightpainting. Linkopings Studies in Arts and Science, Linkopings University. The Collection Of The Qingdao International Art. Winter/issue, 3 full pages) - Fine Art Press Pty fine Ltd. to tune the relevance of art'. UK, ' Video Art at New Castle' by Mandy McIntyre. cover art: ' Ready Maid/Pop Art'. articles in Europe, Australia, China and USA have been published as well as. installations/exhibitions) by writers as: Pierre Restany, Paris?vind. Lunds Konsthall (famous Regional Fine Art Gallery in South Sweden, Lund. exhibition in Stockholm on billboard space of Monumental size. Invited to exhibit with contemporary all -. The Galleries, Biddick Farm Arts Center, Washington Tyne and Wear, New. Selected group exhibition/installation incl. Electronic Art, International Exhibition incl. International Video Art exhibition KULTURHUSET Stockholm Sweden. ' Swedish Contemporary Art' - Six months exhibition. installs-tion. ' Body Paintings Papua New Guinea' - ' The South Pacific Festival. Gallery Umbrella, North Queensland, Australia, 1991. International Sculpture Invitation Exhibition in Changchun, Jilin. Permanent installations of stone sculptures at the Cultures. 1967 long voyage en a Amerique du the 5 South of m' to permis de visiter ` eme Biennial de Paris, ou the exposait, qu' to extreme the end de the manifestation. Mieux vaut tard que jamais. J' to the ete frappe par les oeuvres de. Par soon instinct sur, son usage poetigue medium DES donnees technologiques DES mass: une liberation iconographique au niveau de the technologie de Elle nous concern tous, elle east plus historique que histoire, plus sexuelle que the sexe, plus criminelle que crime, plus objective que n' importe those processus of objectivation. liee aux phenomenes of alteration ET de transformation DES structures visuelles. Cette alchemies de the vision to trouve knows pierre philosophale. DES definitions theorigues ET animee standards de the image s' east mue en vif-argent: mercure DES distorsion libres. optique par rapport au phenomene mental apparait codicils magistracies, the cures of hygiene. Elle bouleverse nos habitudes de perception reflexe, elle stimule notre conscience ET notre gout, elle nous associe au destin structurel de. mutation, ou the peril majeur consists sans doute dans mecanisation passivite DES esprits ET the generalisation of une sensorielle, of modernisme-reflexe saturant a individu, the enterprise collective de, associant art ET technique dans the but of assurer the survie poetique de notre vision, east une enterprise pleinement humaine, que dis-je, humaniste au sens plus modern du terme. animation the Swedish artists TURE SJOLANDER and BROR WIKSTROM to are the. Their television art programme ' TIME ' (1965 - 1966) seems to be the first distortion of video-scan-linens rasters achieved by applying tones from wave. For almost ten years they have been using electronic image-making equipment for to non-traditional. It must be kept in mind, however that SJOLANDER and WIKSTROM have to traditional and solid artistic background. relationship between the video artist and his hardware to that between Ingres. It should be added that real artists like SJOLANDER and WIKSTROM have to natural relationship to any image-making equipment. that respect they differ from most cameramen and tape makers and they may as back loads day as pioneers in other fields of art. surpassed the limits of video and TV using the electronic hardware to produces pictures which can be applied as prints, wall paintings and. new possibilities to other artists, they to are not working halo on to monument of. Royal Swedish Academy of Fine Arts has decided to support SJOLANDER and WIKSTROM. borders between the art forms to are constantly being redrawn or abolished. arrange their poems as pictorial compositions or record spoken sequences of sound which can hardly be distinguished from musique concr. to are able to build to complete composition around the manipulation of to spoken. Artists sometimes created pictures by striking off newspaper photographs or mixing conglomerates of discarded objects and painted areas into something which is neither picture nor sculpture. mobiles in motion in the constantly changing light effects on to photography and painting is not longer clear, either, and it is easy to. Tingu, the creator of mobiles, started out by making to form of reliefs with moving parts, powered by to machine placed at the. After to while Tingu? began to wonder why he could not equally well show the play of cog wheels and driving belts at the rear and let "machine" and "shapes" become to united whole. have asked themselves why the action of light on photo paper and the development baths could not become to creatives process comparable with the exposure of to motif —. why room work and darkroom work could not become. Among those photo graphic artists, as he calls them, who feel dissatisfied with the dialectic of the traditional photographer’.s relationship to his motif: when he searches for his motif, he is the sovereign. At the very moment that he touches the trigger, he has become enslaved to the motif, without any possibility (other than in terms of light gradation) to I give what painter does —. reshape, exclude. does not have to be disrupted by eliminating the motif. needs to remove the limits to what is permitted and what is not allowed. the copy of to photo remain in the water bath for an hour is allowed (if you want. But leaving it to there for to couple of days is the right thing as well (if you want to let the motif diffuse into deformations soft and silky. Scratching with to needle or to razor blade is making accidents with. chance of manipulating to figurative or not-figurative motif by copying different pictorial elements into it, by enlargements which elevated previously imperceptible structures to the visible level, even up to monumental dimensions. The tension between scratching lines of light into to developed (black) negative the size of to matchbox and enlarging it on the Agfa papers the size of to bed. This is to where the photographer has at his command tricks of his art which the painter lacks, or at any installments seldom uses. But on the other hand, is the photographer able freely to experiment with the colour. brushes paint on to the negative and makes to colour copy. Sj?nder, brush, pour, draw etc. background copied on to it —. with water, developing or fixing thiosulphite sodium solutions, ferrocyanide of potassium and other liquids. houses the result is to single, ounces-only, art work. achieve to tempered and melting colour white scales of, sepia, ochre, thunder cloud grey, verdigris, silver and possibly also certain blue and red. seems everything still remains to be done —. but one single photographer’.s resources to are not enough for the experiments to be conducted widely and in. Sweden has recently inaugurated its first study of electronic music. Explore When will photographers and painters be given the opportunity to this no-man’.s-land between their Time-honoured frontlines. Is not the glossy, non-handmade character of. People have argued in to similar way about enamel work, but that technique is now recognised as totally and completely of to kind with. If we adjust the focus of the "conventional painting concept" when we to are looking at photo painting, we will perchance discover that in its singular immaterial quality it can possess new and evocative "Commissioned by the National Swedish Television. exhibition on giant bill board in the City of Stockhom plus indoors exhibitions at Lunds Konsthall and Gavle Museeum among other Gallerys. Represented as an installation 80 dia/slides projected on canvas purchased by Pontus Hulten at Modern Museet Stockholm 1966. (Same technical system was later used to created MONUMENT one year later, 1967. ELECTROPHYSICS, NY, USA dated March 12, 1974, below *. process is similar to methods used by Nam June Paik and others, loads years. Nam June Paik visited Elektronmusic Studion in Stockholm July/August 1966, during the Stockhom Festival. "Visions of. Static pictures from TIME was demonstrated for Paik at this. To rich documentation is available from the main news medium in. Parts of "TIME" was planned to be send via satellite to New York, but the American participants, E.s and Billy Kluver' s biased USA history page from Aug. 1966) "completed TIME" is the very first ' videoart' -work televised as an exhibition/installation statement, televised at that point in ' time' for the reason to produce an historical free records as well as an evidence of ' original' visual art, made with the electronic medium - manipulation of the electronic signal - and ' exhibited/installed' through the televison. Other important factors for the creation of TIME was our awareness of the fact that the "electron" was, at this Time, the smallest known particle and that all traditional visual art, up to this Time was created with light - material/colour reflecting the light - (lightpainting) and the description of our new concept should be "Electronic painting". associates launched the term "Machine" art as an attempt to describe the Time. Pierre Restany was using the term "Mec Art", later. (Soundtrack by Don Cherry, USA) Paintings on canvass and paper was made from the static material, and in silk-screen prints, for to large numbers of Fine Arts Galleries and Museums 1966, ironically in to ' limited edition', signed and numbered by the artist. Ture Sjolander/Bror. (See National Museeum Stockholm, Sweden). paintings televised in 5 European Nations. France, Italy, Sweden. The work surpassed the limits of "videoart" - to word first used in the beginning of 1970 - 73 - and was developed into an extended communication project, involving other visual artists, by invitations, multiaverage artwork including the creation of tapestries, (Kerstin Olsson) silk/screen prints on canvass and paper - first edition, by Ture Sjolander/Lars Weck, posters, and an LP/Record Music, (Hansson&Karlsson) and loads years later paintings on canvass, (Sven-Inge), and to book among other things, exhibited in several international Fine Arts Galleries. Televised 1969, in direct connection with the moonlanding project by. electronic original painting where the electronic signal to where manipulated. Described in average as an Electronic Space Work. Space in the Brain was to creation dealing with the. "space out to there" - the space in our brains and the electronic space, (in television) Contemporary to Clarke' s 2001, except that the Picture it self was scrutinized and the subject, and focused, in Space in the Brain. Static material from the electronic paintings was worked out into other medias and materials. tapestrys made in France among other objects was made in large size, 3 x 2 meter, for Albany Corporation USA and for IBM, Sweden, as in "TIME" and "MONUMENT", see above. posters was produced, and world wide distributed, by Scan-D?r Upsala. Swedish National Television, Stockholm, Sweden. about the history of video animation. From literature avaiable the gather that to videofilm program, "MONUMENT", broadcast in Stockholm in January, 1968, was the first distortion of video scan-linens rasters achieved by applying tones. historically - that the would like to obtain more detailed documentation of the program and of the electronic circuitry employed to manipulate the video. Understand from your the New office York that to there may have been to brochure or booklet published about the program. The will be happy to pay any expense for publications, photcopies or other documents about the program and its production - particulary with regard to the method of modulating the deflection voltage in the flying-spot telecine. technique in TV production here in the United States, and think it will be interesting to give credit to your broadcasting system and personal for. the magazine was never reported or later presented after receiving the vital information from the Swedish Broadcating Company, by. Stockholm exhibition of portraits of the King of Sweden made with advanced electronic techniques have been struck by the connection between this new type of image creating and the music-and-light art presented by the The Pink. Think that your work could and should be linked with the music of the The Pink Floyd in to television production, and the would like to suggest that we start arranging the practical details for such to production immedialtely. With all his experiences from filming in the USA and to elsewhere also feel that the Mr. man tp help us made the film. We form conceptions of all the objects of our experience. talking to each other our conversation emerges in the form of descriptions. that way we understand one another. The world in image and the image in the world: at the same moment, in the consciousness and in the eyes of. The true fines-images is not substance but process-interplay between people. old concepts ", said the artist Matisse. For the first Time it showed us the object freed from emotion. for the first Time the image of the earth from the outside. representation for the transformational and constructional process of depiction, and Marcel Duchamp shifted our attention to the image-observer. That, too, was perhaps like viewing to planet from the outside. Meta-art: observing art from the outside. That awareness has been driven further. More more The function of an artist is and becoming like that of to creatives revisor, investigator and transformer of communication and our awareness of them. widen the circulation of artist' s individual pictures. should not, of course, stop the mass production of works of art: it should proceed towards an artistic development of the mass-image. has compelled TURE SJOLANDER and LARS WECK is not I know much to technical curiosity as to need to develop to widened, pictorially communicative. They can advance the effort. But to here they have manipulated the electronic transformations of the telecine and the identifications triggered in us by well-known faces, our monuments. In our vision the optical image is rectified by. The electronic translation represented by the television image contains numerous deformations, which the technicians with their instruments and the viewers by adjusting their sets usually collaborated in rendering. uses them as instruments, renders the television image itself visible in to new. And suddenly to there is an image-generator, which - fully exploited - would be able to fill galleries and supply to entire pattern factories with fantastic. SJOLANDER and WECK have made silkscreen pictures from film frames. television, screen images moves and effect us as mimics, gestures, convultions. With remarkable pleasure we sense pulse and breathing in the electronic. The images become irradiated reliefs and contours, ever changing as they to are traced by the electronic finger of the telecine. MONUMENT, SJOLANDER and WECK have demonstrated what has also been main-tained by Marshall McLuhan: that the tactile medium of television is and. MONUMENT was the fact that television, as not other medium, draws the viewers. To maximum of identification - the Swedish King, Picasso, Hitler etc, - and to maximum of deformation. total instinct for abstraction and recognition. The Artist that invented Computer Magnetic Island off the coast of Australia, to Swedish artist lives in exile. Just like I know many others in today' s medium-landscape, he was first praised and. However, he has left to lasting imprint on the world. early as the 1960' s, he made the first electronic animation. inventor, he would have been celebrated as to genius today, but because he is to predecessor in the world of art, things to are different. ones often have to before die they to are recognized. famous cartoons to were made: thousands of drawings, filmed in sequence. loads films to are made this way. However, electronic animation has opened up to new world within the film industry and it has also made computer games and countless graphic solutions possible in business and science. of Lucasfilm and then sold to Steve Jobs in the lat 1980' s, made the first completely computer animated film called "Andre and Wally B" in 1983. feature length fully animated movie was Toy Story from 1995. Disney had already started to use computer animation in Little Mermaid from 1989, and then on through Aladdin, Lion King, Pocahontas, etc In those fantastic movies the pictures to were however first drawn on paper and then scanned into computers for painting and cleanup and. Among other things, Ture Sjolander was experimenting with the question of how much the portrait of to person could be changed before it was unrecognizable, something which has pioneered the amazing morph-technique that. alongside with Marshall McLuchan, is the most celebrated medium-philosopher of today, devoted to whole chapter in his book, 1970, (Pre face by Buckminster-Fuller) to the. Expanded cinema means transgression of conventions as well as mind-expanding transgressions and new definitions. not technically sophisticated, but they to were ground-breaking. "(1965/66) by Ture Sjolander and Bror Wikstrom, and later" Space in the Brain "(1969) by Ture Sjolander, Bror Wikstrom, Sven Hoglund and Lasse. Whereas most of the modern-day artists fade into oblivion, Ture Sjolander has found his place in the art history by the making of those films. northern City of Sundsvall, had instant success with his opening exhibition at. He moved to Stockholm in the beginning of the. his imagery upset the public I know much that the gallery immediately became the trendiest place for Young artists in Stockholm. scandal, when the film "Monument" was televised in most European countries. to couple of years, Ture Sjolander was celebrated in France, Italy, Switzerland, Great Britain and the USA. In Sweden to there was to lot of jealousy. and the National Gallery of Sweden, to name to few, bought his works, but the techniques he worked with to were expensive and after to few years, he found himself without resources. Exile They taught him that –. mental and physical - is the only way to escape destruction for to creatives genius. it includes photos, films, books, articles, textiles, tv-programs, video-installations, happenings, sculptures and paintings –. all scattered around. Tracing will be to challenging and exciting task for to future detective/biographer and web-archaeologist' s. consists of to life of questioning and creation. This is what sets him aside as one of the great artists of the 20, art world, the internationally celebrated Swedish composer Ralph Lundsten, says in an interview in the magazine SEX, 5, 2004: "In those days (the century), to painting could created to revolution. look idly at all the thousands of exhibitions that there to are. How clever he is’., and they yawn…. If were to visual artist, and if my ambition was to created something new, would the devout people myself to the possibilities of the. the Swedish Television Company (SVT): "Synthesis Video is becoming to prominent technique in TV production here in the United States, and the think it will be interesting to give credit to your broadcasting system and personnel for. Not one at the SVT could at that Time imagine the importance that this innovation would have for television, and hereby lost to lead position in the computer-development business. generation of computer animators, few know that they have to Swedish predecessor. Many engineers to were probably working away in their cellars in those days, trying to I give the same thing, but Sjolander was the first person to show his results on. If any of you would like to have to look at the, you can find to glimpse of him by googling. his inventions and he has made not money from it. history books as one of the great precursors of art - and perhaps also of. For the past decades, Ture, but he has also worked in other countries, such as Papua New. silence, Sjolander' s groundbreaking work was shown at Fylkingen, the avant guard medium and music hide out in Stockholm in the spring of 2004. of his recent acrylic paintings on canvas to were exhibited at the. the forty years that have gone by since his last (scandalous) exhibition at. Many artists take to pleasure in provoking the established art. also provokes the rest of the world. to become to citizen of Australia - but he rejects anything to I give with to Britain or. greatest concern is that Australians don' t love it enough. possible to become to citizen of Australia without becoming to subject of the Queen then the will seize the opportunity "he said. Ture, 54, will keep his Swedish passport and keep hoping for the social changes he sees as vital for Australia in general and for Townsville the painting has not relevance in this modern age "said Sjolander, whose work is. technology, to improve performance and to reach as many people as possible except for the artistic world. It is blinkered and tied to the principle of one-off paintings and limited edition prints. in the Third World countries which have not access to technology but in the. It is like making only one hand-written copy establishment, the galleries and curators. His plan is to change the world - well, Australia at. public competition to find to new name for the. The winner of the $500 prize was Don Talbot of Cranbrook whose suggestion was "Queensland City". The would like to see in Australia, "he said. "We must throw off the British. majority of Australians to are not of Anglo Saxon. Having the British queen as the queen of. Australia - it is based on the Magna Charta and it is not appropriated to. "We must embrace multiculturalism and on that foundation build to strong, self-sufficient country like America. "The minority cannot lead the. Believe that on the declaration of the the Republic of Australia most of.000 who now hold permanent resident visas, like me, would flock to. 1982 when he visited all the capital cities and the outback and begane his love. first trip was meeting the great Australian mateship tradition and completely. in the country, was in Canberra and was thirsty. but when saw it was full of about the 200 men drinking together and not woman turned round and hurried out. Thought it was the biggest homosexual the clubs the had mistake, but still believes we must let go our convict past, in which he thinks the mateship tradition is rooted, to grow and expand in to truly Australian. like back again on his way to to film project in Papua Guinea. Australian in Sydney and, after tidying up his affairs in Sweden he arrived to settle and marry her in Australia in. Island for our honeymoon and liked Townsville I know much we stayed. separated, Ture continues to live in Townsville with his 20-month-old son, Matu. found that people to were much friendlier if they thought he was to tourist. would welcome him and offer help. If he said he lived to here, their concern and. The was to tourist and people in shops and buses and taxis were. extremely. When saw the same person again would tell them the was back again on. Ture has abandoned this game now and hopes for to political future. His concerns to are many and he. Ture Sjolander not one to remain uncommitted even though loads of his views may seem contradictory. concerned about over-developement of Townsville. now and double the population, as loads developers have promised to I give would destroy the lifestyle many find attractive. Europe is full of cities which have followed this route and have been ruined by over-development and. preferable to spread developement around among the various North Queensland centres, I know that all can grow to little, but not too much. could be to great tourist tourist attraction. "We should negotiate with the community to there to build up tourism, to build to resort, maybe to stage an annual festival there. great resource and on which is not being used". republic and his chance at Australian citizenship, Ture spends his Time caring. "the have to single parent' s allowance, which let me stay home. Besides that, the have royalties from and artworks which to are on public display in Sweden. artworks to are treated the same way as music and books here. royalties to are paid to the artists for the.000 of taxpayers' money raising the ire of north. to Swedish expatriate, says he will expose the harsh realities of the social issues affecting the area to series of two-minutes segments of "electronic art". he will buy the ignore air-Time with. things that people or don' t want to think about to make them to aware. "I know much art doesn' t touch people anymore, or has not and outspoken man, has been involved in art from painting to videoproduction. Garbo, and was commissioned by the 70s Swedish rock phenomenon. competition to created to new name for the combination Townsville City and Thuringgova to shire under the Electorial and Administrative Review Committee' s. The winner was Don Talbot, who received $500 for his suggestion of "QUEENSLAND CITY". , Mr Sjolander hopes to tackle to host of controversial issues. Townsville General Hospital' s Ward 10B - subject of the Carter inquiry.into the treatment of mentally ill patients, violence among, X-rated videos, tattoos, politics and. "These to are all the things that happen in this area and they should be expressed in art to reflect the. world should be expressed using technology and says that paintings are. exhibit art on the walls of Townsville Airport terminal" for all the world to. The large vacant walls in the terminal should be used to hanf paintings and tapestries, and sculptures could adorn the flight deck, the first-class lounge and the departure lounge, he. His proposal suggest that the artworks be acquired on to six-montly basis and artists may have them on for. art on the vacant wall spaces at the Townsville airport has been proposed by. manager Phil Roben said the suggestion was interesting and to meeting to discuss the matter would be held next week. "the believe such to display could complement the terminal very well," he said. the airport is the first point of contact for businessmen, domestic and overseas tourists and returning residents, to there was reason why the airport itself. vacant wall spaces be used for to seeds-permanent art display which could does not include to number of large paintings and tapestries. number of free standing sculptured piece could be easily be. flight deck, the first class lounge and the departure lounge to were other attractive areas to where graphic and smaller size artworks could be. with minimal installation of lighting and hanging equipment, "he. Airport can be realised with very little outlay, mutually benefiting the professional contemporary artists of North Queensland and the Mr, Townsville Federal. evolve the creation of unique airport environement which could become the blueprint for others Sjolander said. art investment consultancy group under the airport corporation for future. Support for the lucks has been pledged by Perc Tucker Gallery director Ross Searle and artist. and James Cook University art teacher Anne Lord, both of whom have expressed wish to join Mr more Sjolander on the selection committee for the first. work represents than one technique, from traditional tapestry work to. Multimedium His work contributed to the development of the. international reputation for his art work since his debut in as to member of the board of the Swedish Artists Society, "former Minister for Cultural Affairs in Sweden, Mr Bengt Goransson. Museum of Modern Art, Stcokholm, the Swedish Government, the City of Stockholm and the Royal Fund for Swedish Cultures have awarded him grants for his. He received the top Grant for scientific art research from the Royal Swedish Academy of. produced television programs for Swedish Television including The Role of Monument, and Space in the Brain. printing techniques and is also to professional. pictorial biography of Greta Garbo titled: "for one of the largest publisher in America, Harper and Row (Harper&Collins) and the book had world-wide distribution. The dummy work was purchased by Charles Chaplin and the finished work was titled ". Chaplin to produces an art portfolio which was signed by both Chaplin and Mr. by the Swedish band ABBA, to produces graphic prints and to tapestry used in the. picture laboratory in Stockholm, VIDEO-NU, for artistic research and was the. monumental sized interior artwork for large industrial complexes in Sweden using. seminars and exhibitions throughout Europe and he participated in the Fifth. throughout world on art and technology, includinga lecture last year at the. lectures is possible establishment of multicultural communication by. week international TV high tech and arts festival, the commersialisation of peace via satellite and the formation of an internatinal lobby group to connect all Television systems of the world. negotiations with Uplinger Enterprises (USA), the organisation which organised Live Aid and Aid Sports, about establishing an annual three week satellite link. World or Ninth, Janet Hunt said the idea was marvelous. extension as we moves into the 21st century and we certainly support it. research into Townsville' s history and the City council have received to proposal to revise the history of the City. His research has shown the first European to land in Townsville arrived 49 years earlier then previously. celebrated with to special Townsville Day and to 220 year celebration in establishing an international artist' s centre in Townsville to display. Tucker Regional Art Gallery and believes the Fusion Business. religious but believes in authentic humanity. born and bred somewhere, don' t You. number of pages not mentioned on this list the situated search-engine "More from this".

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Descriptions of wine - Gostilna Zlata Ribica, Ljubljana There to are not news at the moment White Wines, Wei?weine, Wines white men was extremely popular as early as in Roman times. In Slovenia, the very best Traminers to are coming from Radgona. Kapela area. The wine is of to yellow colour with golden shades. It has to distinctive flavour of cloves and dog roses. Usually, the alcohol level is rather high, yet not predominant but incorporated harmoniously into the full body. The relatively low acidity is to further characteristic of this wine, wurde schon von den alten R?rn gesch?t. In Slowenien wird der beste Traminer im Radgona. Kapela. Anbaugebiet gewonnen. Die Gesamts?e ist relativ niedrig, was weiters zum harmonischem Charakter dieses Weines beitr. è. an appreciated wine since the times of the Roman. From we the più. appreciated of this type of wine è. what it comes from the necks of Radgona and Kapela. Wine from the typical yellow color introduces of the glares gilds to you. Like wine è. much aromatic one. with a sentore of aromatic grass (of nail of garofano) and leaves of wild rose, recognizable già. easy dall.odore. Of usual the Traminer has an alcoholic rate elevated enough, but not acting dishonestly, that it turns out very amalgamated instead to the rich one corposità. A wine from the pleasant round taste to the formation of which the lowland concurs also acidità., typical for this varietà. is one of vines that, globally, to render great wines. Loads even call it the King of White Wines.. Two to the full body the relatively high acidity is pleasant and gives the wine to positive fruit accent. In good years, this wine achieves preached qualities. ist eine Traubensorte, die weltweit zu Spitzenweinen verarbeitet wird. Mancherorts wird der Rheinriesling schlicht der K?g der Wei?eine. genannt. Das feine Bouquet und die erfrischende Gesamts?e sind die diese Merkmale Weins, der sich ausgezeichnet f? Reifen in der Flasche eignet. Der Wein ist voll, enth? viel S?e und wirkt frisch. In guten Jahren sind Weine mit Pr?kat, die zur h?sten Eliteklasse z?en, keine Ausnahme. belong to the varietà. that they have asserted in the world for the wine production d.eccellenza. Some support that this varietà. is the Queen of wines white men. The characteristics that mainly the contraddistinguono are the scent of flowers and the refreshing touch of acidità.. The wine introduces un.ottima potenzialità. of stagionatura in bottle. For its particular corporea composition l.acido it has gradevole effect if accompanied to one light refining in barrique. During the good vintage years they obtain of the wines d.eccellenza that are classified between the high elitarie classes. is of French origin, it has, however become quite popular in our country too. The wine is of to light yellow colour, and of to pleasant flavour with traces of fresh fruit. The rich body and the somewhat lower total acidity make it very soft on the shovelfuls. The aftertaste, too, is pleasant and mild. ist eine franz?sche Fate, die sich hierzulande erfolgreich heimisch gemacht hat. Der Wein ist hell gelb und riecht angenehm nach frischem Obst, ist voll und hat einen niedrigen S?egehalt. Sein Geschmack ist zart und der Wein bleibt als solcher in Ged?tnis. è. a wine of French origin, the varietà. of which è. asserted remarkablly also from we. The wine introduces yellow color clearly, and has aroma gradevole with sentori of fresh fruit. The rich body and the low complex acid confer to this wine a delicate taste, that it persists also when is drunk. is to sprout mutant of the Pinot Noir variety, and is, thus, to member of the Pinot family. Their colour might be sometimes surprising, as it shows to stretch shade of pink (berries to are slightly reddish). is eine Knospenmutation der Sorte Pinot Noir und ist, folglich, ein Mitglied der Pinot. Familie. Die Farbnuancen k?en ab und zu?rraschend sein, from ein rose Farbton zu bemerken ist (Trauben sind r?ich gef?t). è. the result of the mutation of the buds of the pinot black and belongs, evidently, to the family of the Pinot. is an autochthonous Slovenian wines, originating from the upper Vipava valley. The wine is of to straw-yellow colour, of to full taste and of to distinctive fruit bouquet, reminding of apples and pears. The local population used to call it flavour., since it literally fills the room, to where it is being consumed, with its pleasant flavour. ist eine autochthone slowenische Rebe aus dem oberen Vipava. Such. Der Wein ist strohgelb, zeichnet sich durch seine F?e aus und riecht zart nach Obst (nach?feln und Birnen). , it comes from goes them advanced of the Vipacco. The wine introduces a yellow color paglierino, from the full taste, from the delicate sentori, of characteristics that recall the apple and pear. The inhabitants of Go them of the Vipacco were usual to call the Zelen Aroma., in how much the place where it comes consumed inebria of its scent, originating from Burgundy, France, is very popular in all wine. growing regions. The wine is of to straw. yellow to golden colour, and excels in to rich, typical bouquet. Generally, to Chardonnay has to full body. It is also rich in extracts which prevent the relatively high acidity to prevail. ist eine in to the drei slowenischen Anbaugebieten sehr beliebte Fate, die aus Burgundien (Frankreich) stammt. Der Wein ist strohgelb bis goldgelb und hat ein sortenspezifisches Bouquet, voll und reich. Der hohe Extrakt macht es den S?en unm?ich, allzusehr zum Ausdruck zu kommen, obwohl sie reich vertreten sind. è. one varietà. of wine much viniferi mistress in all and the three districts. The wine becomes part in the varietà. that they produce rich wines from the full taste. The rich one extracted limits the excessive development dell.acidità., but to the contempo it leaves that all are given off gradevolmente the sentori that characterize it. The wine is of to greenish. yellowish colour, and has to distinctive varietal bouquet. Its flavour, depending mostly on the soil and microclimate, reminds of elder. blossoms, of cut grass and of currant leaves. The wine introduces a yellow color verdastro with a typical variegato floreale sentore. Red Red Wines, Rotweine, Wines is to blend, produced only in the Dolenjska region of Slovenia. It is to pleasant lightred, sourish wine with to low alcohol level. The basic variety is ametna Ernina. other component to are Blue Frankonia, Kraljevina, as well as Welsh Riesling, lahtnina and Rizvanec in smaller quantities. Loads producers try to substitute the ametna Ernina with entlovrenka. ist ein Verschnitt, der nur in Dolenjsko in Slowenien hergestellt wird. Der hellrote Wein ist angenehm s?rlich und frisch und enthalt wenig Alkohol. Die Grundsorte ist ametna Ernina, der Blaufr?isch und Kraljevina sowie. in kleineren Mengen. Welschriesling, lahtnina und Rizvanec beigemengt werden. Es gibt auch Versuche, Blaufr?isch durch entlovrenka zu ersetzen. è. a tipizzato wine (proceeds from più. varietà.) original of the region of the Dolenska. The Cvieek è. a wine from the red color clearly and the pleasantly acidulous taste, with one somewhat low alcoholic gradazione. As base for the production comes used a red wine (which), with mixtures of Franconia and red Portuguiser and in small quantità. also of Riesling, one varietà. of the Gropellone and the Rizvanec. Some try to replace the Franconia with the entlovrovko. is to variety, typical for dray and warm regions, having its origin in the area of Bordeaux, France. Grapes to are maturing late, and to render quality wines of ruby red colour, of to suitable alcohol level and of stretching, not too bitter taste. The total acidity is modest, extracts, on the other hand, to are very rich. To properly matured Merlot is to harmonious wine with to pleasant, typical bouquet, to stretch and, at the same Time, excelling in to full body. ist eine Fate der trockenen warmen Gebiete, die aus der Gegend von Bordeaux in Frankreich stammt. Die Gesamts?e ist m?g, der Extraktgehalt hingegen sehr reich. Ein richtig gereifter Merlot ist ein harmonischer Wein min einem angenehmen Bouquet, das zart und zugleich voll ist. è. one varietà. typical of the zones sand banks and warmth. Original of France. of the zone of Bordeaux. draft of a varietà. late, that it produces red wine of qualità. from the gradevole red color steal. The wine introduces with gradevole appropriate an alcoholic rate and a sapore and not too much hard. The complex balanced acid è. even if is introduced with rich extracts. The merlot, caught up the just maturation, it is introduced like a harmonic wine, from the gradevole sentore floreale and the characteristic bouquet, delicate and to the contempo full. is to French wines that loves good soil and stable climatic conditions. The wine is of to lovely ruby-red colour, and has to high alcohol level. It has to very pleasant flavour, and to distinctive, noble bouquet. While Young, these fiery wine might lack smoothness. In two or three years, however, it develops its full value. ist eine urspr?lich franz?sche Traubensorte, die guten Boden und stable Wetterverh?nisse bevorzugt. Der rubinrote Wein hat einen hohen Alkoholgehalt, ein angenehmes Aroma und ein edles Bouquet. Dieser harmonischer, feuriger Wein ist in der Jugend noch etwas ungehobelt, entwickelt sich aber in drei zwei bis Jahren zur Spitzenqualit? , lover of the good land and climate, è. original of France. The wine introduces with gradevole red color steals and has an alcoholic rate somewhat elevated. L.aroma of the Cabernet Sauvignon è. particularly gradevole, the emphasized and noble flower è.. This varietà. of wine, of harmonic and heated usual, it turns out from young person still little harmonic. The maturità. it comes hardly in fact from caught up it after two, three years. All other Pinot vines have been developed from this particular variety. The ruby-red wine has to noble bouquet that reminds of almonds and blackberries. It is soft like velvet, and matures well both in oak casks and in bottles. stammt aus Frankreich und to andere Pinots sind aus dieser Fate entwickelt wurde. Der rubinrote Wein zeichnet sich durch sein edles Bouquet aus, das manchmal an Mandeln oder Brombeeren erinnert. Das Aroma ist sehr angenehm, und der Wein weich wie Samt. Wein eignet sich gut f? reifen im Fa?oder in der Flasche., of French origin, è. the varietà. from which the vinificati descendants of the Pinot in red derive all. Of red color they steal has a bouquet d.eccezione, that he remembers to the times the almonds or the more, from the valuable flower. Tasting this wine recepisce all its vellutata morbidezza. The wine adapted well to the maturation in botti or bottles. Teran is an excellent wine of to dark ruby red colour with violet shades. The alcohol level is not very high. The wine has to specific bouquet, and to raspberry flavour. Its typical characteristic is to high lactic acid level, making the wine pleasantly fresh. Die rubinrote Farbe mit violetten T?n ist typisch f?diesen Wein, der sich durch ein eigenartiges Bouquet (Himbeeraroma) auszeichnet. è. a wine produced from one sub varietà. of Refosco. Its typical red color steals cangia in the violetto. The alcoholic degree of particularly not elevated norm è.. Contraddistingue also for the floreale sapore, that it has a retrogusto of raspberry. is to traditional variety of the Slovenian Istria. The intensive wine has an ruby-red colour. It is very fresh, yet rich in extracts, has to full body and to pleasant, smooth total acidity. It should be consumed Young, when its still has the flavour of raspberries. ist eine traditionelle Fate im slowenischen Istrien. Der wein ist intensiv rubinrot, sehr frisch und voll. Er ist reich an Extrakten und hat eine angenehme Gesamts?e. Das Aroma DES Weines, der jung getrunken wird, erinnert an Himbeeren. varietà. the traditional Slovenian dell.Istria. The wine goes tasted young, when the taste remembers the raspberries very. Barrique wines, Barrique, Il Barrique wine, Barrique is to traditional French technology of maturing wines in new oak casks of to particular volume. Substances, deriving from fresh wood, should only act as spices, and must not cover the varietal character of the wine. Barrique wines represent the peak among the reds. They mature slowly, and reach their optimal maturity after loads years. Sparkling wines to are obtained by secondary fermentation of sugar in closed bottles. ist eine traditionelle franz?sche Methode, beautiful der junge Weine in neuen Eichenf?ern bestimmter Gr? gereift werden. Barrique Weine stellen die Spitze der Rotweine to give. Die Weine reifen langsam und erreichen optimale die Reife erst nach Jahren. Schaumweine erh? man durch sekund? G?ng DES Restzuckers in geschlossenen Flaschen oder im rostfreien Metaltank., barrique è. a typical method of French technological working. With such method they come leaves you wines young to age in the oak new botti, that they have one very determined capienza. The wines barrique represent l.apice and the thoroughness between red wines. The mature wine slowly until catching up l.apice of the maturità. that it comes hardly caught up after some years. Preached wines, Weine mit Pradikat, Wines of the valuable qualita one piu are top quality wines that, according to the Time of harvesting, sugar contents and maturity of grapes, are divided into following categories: sind Spitzenweine, die je nach der zeit der Lese sowie der Zuckergehaltes und der Reife der Trauben in folgende Klassen eingestuft werden: WINES Of VALUABLE QUALITA PIU are those, than regarding the time of collection, the rate sweetens and the maturità., they are divided in: The spumantiti Sparkling wines, Schaumweine, wines to are obtained by secondary fermantation of nonfermented sugar in closed bottles or stainless steel tanks. In our country, two methods to are being used: (methode champenoise): fermentation occurs in closed bottles, fermentation occurs in stainless steel tanks (this method is younger than the first one). werden durch sekund? G?ng der Rests? in geschlossenen Beh?eren hergestellt. Beautiful uns werden dazu zwei Methoden eingesetzt: (Methode champenoise): die G?ng verl?t in geschlossenen Flaschen, (charmat): die G?ng verl?t in rostfreien Zisternen. come produced with un.ulteriore fermentation of the sugar not bubbled in bottles sluices or botti/tini of metal. From we mainly two methods of production are followed: (Champenoise method): The wine comes made to ferment in bottles sluices, (Charmat method): draft of a new method più., where is made to ferment the wine in metal vats.

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they constitute of the investigating committees in order to understand what?ccaduto and online of principle in order to resolve eventual problems for the future. from little in possession of a document of great interest that I had tried its. I refer to the relationship on the incident nuclear of Three Mile Island that collects the conclusions of the Kemeny Commission purposely constituted from the President of the United States, Jimmy Carter, in order to alone make light on that serious incident happened to 28 hours 4 of the mattino of March 1979 in a reactor entered in function three months as I have come in document possession such... Premetto that I was in Spain for job and I had difficolt?i communication with Italy (the Spain?ntrata in the UE in. From little I have only known that opportunely (not there was still Internet), in 1980, such relationship had been published in Italy from the Etas Books (Harrisburg, emergency nuclear: the relationship American on the incident to centers them of Three. I went this summer in tries of some book in the market to the open of Portese Door of Rome and on a stall, to 5 euro, I find this. E' be for me one surprised pleasant perch?i is risvegliate old curiosit?ai satisfied and the possibilit?i risolverle. endured an ugly surprise to margin of the book same inner I find that it comes from the Library of the Lazio Region (Reached Presidency, Economato and Contabilit?presa in cargo 304/40). to touch with hand the depreciation for such fundamental documents for one library. Chiss?hi if?barazzato some, to that level of but with this document, and with that in the meantime they have been produced, creed of having the opportunit?i to be pi?reciso and making an analogous job to that fact for Chernobyl. legger?trascriver?e interest things, integrer?on acquired news and with information technical subsequently scientific that riterr?ecessarie. Also here not far?na report of the terror but me terr?u of a plan... In the first pages of the relationship one says that the incident that to have inquired it has created much alarm is to national level that international, on the emergency of the energy nuclear. In order to make it it is necessary to inquire on the events, on the apparatuses and the operating ones in order to understand the happened one to understand what was happened in terms of release of radioactive material confronting ci?on the risks in normal operation of the reactor is of the operating ones that of the populations residents in the vicinities of headquarters on the company electrical worker owner of they centers, is on the suppliers of materials to the same one, is on the programs of formation of the operating ones, is on the procedures of exercise of centers them. They have been also analyzes you the previewed plans of emergency is premises that be them and the way of reaction to the incident from part of such autorit? of all the agencies that are taken care of... Classified attention?tata also to the way with which the information from part of all have been dates, newspapers, TV, agencies. ?istinto between news mistaken for ignorance, those mistaken for wants of sensazionalismo but also those that diminish given to the federal organism of control of the attivit?ucleari, the NRC that has fixed norms, behaviors, criteria for the concession of the authorizations, the inspections, the formation and for the type of information that it has... The clear commission?olto in its attempts and says also ci?he not?tato made: not?stesa surveying to the nuclear in kind in the USA and the world, not?tudiata the row nuclear with the eventual problems of the enrichment of the fuel, the transport, the management of slags?tudiata the industry nuclear that realizes pieces and members for one does not center them (even if, in making ci?he the commission to arrive to drastic conclusions on the abandonment of the nuclear and has not tried a comparison between the nuclear risks and those of other sources... It turns out of vital importance that account of how much?icavato is kept in order to improve the emergency and the relationship?roposto just this fine: the changes that can and must introduce how much in the light of?vvenuto.... To this point the relationship passes to the caught up conclusions but I prefer to go instead to the characteristics of that system nuclear and to the sequence that has carried to the incident cos?i he understands better what concludes the commission to begin, the characteristics of centers them TMI-2:. Power clean electrical worker 905 MWe, with a rendering of 32.7% industrial Commissioning previewed to the beginning in the October 1976 real Entrance in industrial service: 30 Decembers 1978. Gross mass of the fuel elements. (UO. Steam generators (Babock type): 2 (the system was to double circuit, with every endowed circuit of two pumps and a steam generator online with.... vapor pressure to high pressure: 62 bars. Building of contenzione: reinforced concrete and steel... And hour we pass to the outline that?llegato.... Before what to notice?' existence of the control building that does not exist in centers them of the type in use in Europe. Such building in reinforced concrete (in kind is understood from the name that?a cupola that is looked at in centers them nuclear) servants to prevent the spillage of radioactive materials you from the reactor in malfunctioning case. ?ll' inner of such building?a part nuclear of centers them. ?n auxiliary building dedicated mainly to the water refueling of the reactor, to the vent of gases and the temporary collection of residual radioatti to you while to right you?' building upsets of it for the generation of current electrical worker and the system that the water starts that has gi?rodotto vapor to the cooling of the external towers that svettano close to centers them and that they send outside not smoke but vapor of water. To the center of the?ostrato outline the kernel, where the nuclear reactions happen that can be regulated from the bars. Such reactions produce heat that in this type of centers them (PWR) goes to scaldare and carrying to high pressure of the water that in its turn goes within of the heat exchangers (the two cylinders that place side by side to the kernel) that they produce the vapor to send to the turbines schematic become simpler brought back in the following figure, within the building of contenzione on the left you?l kernel and to right a single exchanger of bars of combustible nuclear (uranio enriched) and, in black, the bars of. In color water to temperature viola high you?' and pressure that circulates in a closed circuit steam generator yields part of its heat and returns, helped from a pump. This?ndispensabile function beyond that in order supplying energy also in order to cool the kernel that otherwise would become source of. The fed steam generator?nvece from water. I return for a moment to the first figure in order to observe that beyond to two you, steam generators?nche a cylinder white man between the right generator and. Such pressurizzatore cylinder?l that carries out a fundamental role: servants to maintain to the water of the circuit of cooling of the reactor (primary circuit) to one always high and such pressure give. In the pressurizzatore of TMI-2 there were approximately 23 cubic meters of water with approximately as many cubic meters of vapor overhanging pressure of the vapor comes regulated scaldando or cooling the water of the pressurizzatore that, in its turn, comes used for regulating the pressure of the water of cooling of the reactor... The water that finds in the steam generator (secondary circuit), scaldata from that one of the head physician, becomes vapor to high pressure that?nviato in order to move upsets some to them that goes to generate energy. We see what happens after with the following figure (that it corresponds to the building of right of the first figure). ?uella that it takes the vapor to high pressure this turbine still has of the energy that comes used in order to move the second turbine alternators that generate the current electrical worker. The vapor?ncora to high temperature (red zones of figure) and must be cooled before being sended of new in the generator of. In order to cool the called system is used condenser that just serves to bring back the vapor to the liquid state by means of other water captured from the external atmosphere (river, lago, sea). The external water that enters in the condenser exits to high temperature and needs of being cooled before being sent back from where it had been captured and to this they serve the cooling towers. It turns out obvious that the critical part of a reactor nuclear of this type?l kernel and the primary directly connected water circuit to it with... Normally the water for the reactor of the TMI-2 crossed the closed system of pipages of the primary circuit came forced in circulation in the reactor to means of four pumps, ciascuna. heat to the passage around every fuel element, in order to cross then pipages in stainless steel gives approximately a meter of diameter (36 inches), calls in jargon candy canes (sugar rods), and to end nei.... In the steam generators the heat exchange has place: the water to highest coming from temperature from the system of the cooling fluid comes down along the steam generators, crossing one series of lead. In the meantime it comes sent in the steam generator water of coming from pressure from an other closed system, the circuit. The water of the head physician, that it by now has lost part of its heat, comes ripompata in the reactor for circular between the elements of the fuel, to capture other heat and to recommence the cycle... In normal conditions of exercise, n?' water that cools the condennsatori, n? vaporosi spandrels that exit from the cooling towers, n?' water that circulate in the hydraulic system of feeding turn out radioatti to you, to the contrary, like?vvio, of the water that circulates in the cooling system, which?tata exactly exposed to the radioactive material... Every electronuclear system previews to plan all a series of sagacities for the prevention of the main damages systems?otato of a system support automatic rifle that subentra to. As an example, in case of damage for loss of cio?n incident in which loss of fluid of refrigeration of the reactor is recorded, the maximum possible incident in a reactor nuclear, automatically enters in function the system of emergency of cooling of kernel (the ECCS or Emergency Beloveds Cooling System), always using the normal equipment of centers them in order to assure the cover of the kernel... In case of LOCA, the type of damage taken place to the TMI-2, a prominent role it comes assumed from a part of the ECCS, cio?alle pumps to injection to pressure (HPI or High Pressure Injection), which are in a position to pouring until approximately 4000 litri/minuto (thousand galloni/minuto) in the kernel in order compensating the loss of cooling water that has been determined for the inceppamento in opening of a valve, for the laceration of one lead or for whichever other type of loss to pu?iuscire effective if the attache's to center them maintain in mattino of 28 March 1979, while the reactor it only was to 97% of its power. a pump that carried the water to the steam generator (in jargon an unexpected arrest of a system heat with the head physician and therefore an abrupt elevation of temperature del. involved the lack of vapor production that in its turn involved the arrest automatic rifle of upsets some and, consequently, of the alternator of the water of the head physician who rose comport?n its increase abruptly of. Consequence of ci?u that the level of the water in the pressurizzatore sal? scapito of that one of the vapor that turned out compressed in the advanced part of the same pressurizzatore and that the pressure l?entro sal?l value of 2255 psi. This excess of pressure, like previewed from the plan, made automatically to open in the pressurizzatore the commant valve of emergency (PORV or Pilot-Operated Relief Valve, indicated with the n. 10 in Figure 1) in order to unload vapor and water from the primary circuit that then they would have gone in the sink of collection (n. 17 of Figure 1) and therefore, by means of pumps, in external warehouse (n. 6 of Figure 1) to the building of contenzione.... Ci?on bast?erch?a pressure continu? to go up system automatic rifle entr?n function, the scram, what ago to fall in the kernel of the reactor the control bars in order to arrest to the reaction nuclear... Here the relationship says something of conflicting. It was passed s? not according to from the scram, than the heat generated from the fission it was come down practically to zero that, like in whichever reactor nuclear, the radioactive material in decay, residual of the fission process, continued to heat. This heat was not that a minimal part (hardly 6 %) of those prodottosi in fission, but was still too much elevated: it had therefore to be removed in order to ahead prevent to the overheating of the kernel going however of the nuclear reactions, if in shape also reduced?n. Resta per?a conclusion that asserts that also a 6% of produced residual heat too much were elevated and that had to be removed in order to prevent to the thing pi?emuta in a reactor nuclear, the overheating of. But you?ui something that not?tato explained: the residual power of 6% would have to diminish quickly to 4% after 30 second ones and 1% after 2 hours, but much fast of events in tightened logon between they use the pumps that normally send water to the steam generator, had automatically entered in function three second fuel pumps of emergency fourteen after the beginning of the damage (are to. 4 second hours and 50) an attache' to knows it control of centers had noticed them that the pumps. An other breakdown was per?ntervenuto. two lead of emergency feeding was obstructed ciascuna from a valve that was sluice is not known well like and perch? the water could not. The operator was not itself per?ccorto of the two luminous spies who signaled the clogging to the passage of the water: a spy turned out hidden from a cartellino yellow of maintenance, while nobody has known to say as it was never escaped the other spy... We are in the situation of blocked reactor with the bars of control descents in the kernel (scram) and with open anchor. In such situation, considering that in the reactor it came still produced heat, it was continued to lose water in the happened primary circuit, to part not to see red the spies ignited, was all a consequence of the automatism plans you for centers it them. When they were passes 13 to you second from the beginning of the incident returned pressure to 2205 psi, it would be due richiudere automatically. The control console indicated that ci?ra happened by means of a red spy who said that the block of the current had happened that it had made. But the valve was blocked in open position and in such position it would be remained in order very 2 hours and 22 minuteren making to fuoriuscire the water of refrigeration of the kernel (in one quantit?ari to beyond 120 mila liters in 100 minuteren, beyond a third party of the water of the refrigeration system) until the point to give beginning to the fusion of kernel (LOCA). If the valve richiusa second the plan forecasts or if the attache's to know it control they were rendered account of the block in opening of the PORV and had closed a valve of reservoir in order to check the precious outflow of the cooling one, or if also they were limits to leave in function the pumps to you of injection to pressure, the incident of Three Mile Island would not have gone to of l?i a boring the annoyance for the Met And [ that is the Metropolitan Edison Company, owner of centers them ]. He seems obvious that draft hour to understand perch?ia happened the human error that goes taken for what?E' useless to make illazioni better to read from the relationship as they are involves the operating ones to you: The burden to manage the first stages, is made crucial, of the incident of Three Mile Island fell back on the shoulders of four men, William Zewe, shift supervisor is to the TMI-l is to the TMI-2, Fred Scheimann, shift supervisor to the TMI-2, Edward Frederick and Craig Faust, both operating ones of knows it of. Everyone of they had been trained to the own duty from the Met And and from Babcock & Wilcox, the societ?he it had supplied the reactor and the system vapor everyone of they had obtained the certificate of idoneit?alla Nuclear Regulatory Commission. everyone of they was the product of the received training, a training that did not have prepares them to you for sufficienza to face the TMI-2 incident. the type of formation received from these men to little determine at least in part escalation of a damage the account in an incident potentially. Frederick and Faust found in know it control when risuon?l first alarm, continuation endured from one storm of alarms, at least a hundred in. The operating ones reacted ready, as she had been they taught, in order to make forehead to the arrest of the turbine and the scram of. Cos?aust would later on have remembered, to benefit of the enquirer, the own reaction to those turbinio of alarms: Mi it came wants to crack the luminous picture: the minimal information did not supply us. Zewe, that it was working in a box of glass to the shoulders of the operating ones, allert?a knows it commandos of the TMI-1 on the scram to the TMI.2 and Scheimann was watching the maintenance of filter 7 of centers them, one of the devices assigns to you to you to remove from the feeding system. Its square was using of a mixture of air and water in order to melt the resin that had intasato one. A successive surveying would have revealed that, because of a defective valve in one of the filters, was a loss of continuous water in direction of the pneumatic system that commands to the closing and the opening of the valves of the filters: this could be the explanation of the unexpected closing of these valves endured before the incident just this disadvantage to starting the trip of the pumps that is. To the TMI-2 the problem of the losses of water in the commando system of the valves of the filters had taken place in precedence timely the breakdown?robabile that the succession of the 28 facts of March would not be begun. Bloccatasi in opening the PORV and with the heat that came removed from the steam generators, decreased of blow the temperature and the pressure of the system of the cooling, while in the container in pressure it decreased. To thirteen second ones from the beginning of the incident, operating poor in function a pump for feeding of water the system, in how much the water gi?n circulation went losing volume for cooling. pressure continued to decrease, the level of water in the pressurizzatore resumed to go up: to this point, in fact, the system was receiving from the pumps of reservoir quantit?' a advanced water to that it went lost. To a minute and quarantacinque second from the beginning of the incident the steam generators, being blocked the lead that loaded them of water, reactor resumed temperature, returning to dilate itself and contributing to the ulterior elevation of the level of water in the pressurizzatore. To expiring of according to minute, with the level of the gone back pressurizzatore in continuous, an hasty loss of cargo in the system of the cooling was had: automatically two large pumps began to pour in the system approximately 4000 liters of water to the minute. to pressure (HPI), they make part of the system of emergency of cooling of. The level of the water in the pressurizzatore continued to go up and the operating ones, condition to maintain to a data level to you in the tank, interpreted the fact like sign of an abundant reserve of water in. In realt?i it dealt of a decrease of pressure of the cooling water, while its temperature went assuming a constant value. Approximately two minuteren and means after the entrance in function of pumps HPI, the Frederick excluded one, reducing at the same time in the other the capacity to constant of the temperature of the cooling after the entrance in function of pumps HPI, would have had to make to clearly understand the attache's whom TMI-2 centers it them had entered in damage LOCA and that every good norm of emergency imposed the maintenance of the injection to pressure testifying in front of the Investigating committee, the Frederick had to say: Il express increase of level in the pressurizzatore to the beginning of the incident me port? to think that the injection to pressure was excessive and that we were risking to go in "compact system". When it is spoken about sistema compact, one agrees to say that the entire reactor, with its system of cooling, comprised pressurizzatore. To the operating ones it had been taught to avoid this pathological phenomenon at all costs, because of which he would have been the infinitely pi?ifficile regular pressure in the system of the cooling, with serious damages for the entire system adapted exactly to this speech, forgetting itself for beyond four hours of a threat very pi?rave: the scoprimento of the kernel as a result of. The saturation point was caught up to the fifth minute and means of the incident: in the system of the cooling vapor bubbles began to form themselves, with consequent breakup of the cooling water in the same one. Pressurizzatore the cos?postata water trasfer?el, making some ulteriorly to increase the level, circumstance that convinced always devout? technicians who in the system the water reservoir were pi?he sufficient were rendered account, insomma, than in effects, to the inside of the reactor, the water was in continuous evaporation: being the quantit?i fluid removed from the advanced system to that one in entrance, the kernel began to discover itself. The operating ones, instead, began to unload the cooling water through the so-called system 1et-down, cio?i removal of. To the eighth minute not?tato was someone (possible to assess who) that it noticed that to the steam generators did not arrive pi?cqua. Faust and? to control one for one the luminous spies who, on the appropriate panel, say if the valves of emergency feeding are open or Verific?rima of all a series of valves destined to open not hardly the pumps have caught up the full regimen: they were opened and? to watch a second brace of valves of the hydraulic feeding of emergency, so-called valvole the twelve, normally opened except the case of a particular test that she is carried out every so often on the pumps of. Two valvole the twelve were riflu?ei sluices the water steam generators. That two valvole the twelve were sluices two days before, 26 March, was famous what, giacch? that date had been carried out the test of. The inquiry of our?er?iuscita commission not to ascertain perch?ai to the eighth minute of the incident such. the test of 26 March, had not been reopened or had been reopened, but the technicians of know it of control richiuse them for error to the first one to rebel of the damage, or had been sluices, always for error, from external points of commando to subsequently know it control to the test of the 26, but before the damage of the 28, for the duration of eight minuteren he could not have repercussions of relief on the outcome of the incident, but the important thing?he this disadvantage contribu?on little to the confusion that removed to operating the serenit?ecessaria to correctly interpret the cause of the primary problem. In order at least two hours rebelling of the damage the operating ones ignored or they did not comprise the capacity of various circumstances that would have had to perceive them as it was in blocked presence of one PORV in opening and a damage. A data was that one of the temperatures elevated in the drainage gallery that, through the PORV, it poured in the tank of. A emergency procedure establishes that a denunciation an open PORV an other previews the closing of the valve of block to goes them of the PORV not as soon as you record a temperature of 130. declared the enquirer that gi?ormalmente, because of light losses to the PORV or some other valve, recorded temperatures of gallery. Consultando the registries after the incident. has declared Zewe to the Investigating committee, ho seen approximately 198 degrees (92 C), for? ?per this that is Zewe is its new square neglected the meant one of the temperature values, values that, second how much remembers Zewe, had to be around to the 230 degrees F (110 C). they indicate one aims principle of 285 degrees F (140 C). it has declared to have interpreted like residual heat the high temperatures knowing that the safety valve had been raised, I strongly previewed one temperature to the drainage and knew that there would be intentional a little time before that the gallery returned to the value. To the hours 4 and 11 minuteren of the mattino, high an acoustic announcer segnal?cqua in the sink of collection of the control building, obvious sign of. The water, mixed to vapor, were spillage from the PORV remained open, falling before in the drainage tank on the pavement of the control building and then overwhelming the same tank and ending in order to flow in the collection sink pressure in the tank, salt?n disc to breach prestabilita present on the drainage tank, fact that the radioactive water increased leggermente quantit?i that was poured on the pavement and in the sink of collection. a pump captured the fluid here in order to transfer it in an appropriate tank located in the adjacent auxiliary building (sees Figure 1). Five minuteren after, to hours 4 and 20, the instruments that measure neutrons to the inside of the kernel denounced a conteggio advanced to the normal school, other sign (however ignored from the operating ones) that in the kernel they were gone forming vapor bubbles that expelled the water of cooling from. While, because of the heat and of the vapor that the PORV and the exhaust manifold escaped through, the temperature and the pressure to the inside of the control building were. Then the technicians poor in function the equipment of cooling and aeration to the inside of the same building: the fact that had not become account that the situation in action was due to a damage LOCA reveals one most serious gap in the type of training. Devout? less in those moments Edward Frederick taken one called from the auxiliary building: someone perceived it that in the exhaust manifold of the control building, second the data of the instrumentation, the water. Frederick interrog?l computer of knows it commandos and received the same answer, fact that induced to advise it the exclusion of the two pumps of smaltimento that they captured water from the sink of drainage in the control building: poich?on it knew of where that water came, it wanted to avoid that water of origin ignota, even radioactive. was arrested to 4 and 39, but by now in the auxiliary building had gi?passati only 39 minuteren from the beginning of the incident. George Kunder, sovraintendente to the technical support of the TMI-2, convened for telephone, present?n centers them towards 4 and 45. the leader of service and to he had been said that the TMI-2 had endured a block for arrest of the turbine and scram of the reactor: arrived per?ul place, not trov?uel that one expected. Commission "Second me we found ourselves in presence of an unusual situation, never I had perch?ersonalmente not seen an elevation express of the level of the pressurizzatore and, at the same time, the lessening of the pressure. Always it had been good agreement between the two parameters was shared from the technicians of knows it control, which would have defined later on the episode as a concomitanza of fatalit?i which never they had had experience, is in the effective maneuver of centers them is in. Little after the five of the mattino, the four pumps of the cooling of the reactor entered in frightening vibration, simply perch?insieme to the water, pompando vapor, ulterior symptom, if ce it had been need, of the express passage to vapor for boiling of the water of. The operating ones feared that the violent shaking could damage or the pumps (that they send the water in circulation forced in. Zewe and its technicians adhered themselves to the maneuvers learned in training: to 5 and 14 two of the four pumps two pumps were extinguished the operating ones excluded the others, interrupting cos?a. Around to the six of the mattino it was by now clearly that at least a part of the incamiciature of the fuel elements was being torn under the push of the strong internal pressures, concurring cos?l deposit in the cooling fluid at least a part of radioactive gases you that they were gone accumulateing to the inside of the elements detectors of radioattivit?ll' inner of the control building the incessant cooling spillage from the blocked PORV in opening, and because of the scarsezza of water feeding, the advanced part of the kernel begins? to discover itself, catching up the temperature to which the alloy of zirconium of the covering of the fuel elements begins to react with the vapor for giving hydrogen. In the circumstance, it leave of this hydrogen sfog?ell' control building through the open PORV and the drainage tank and an other part remained to the inside of the reactor hydrogen (and other hydrogen formed in the course of that day) to perhaps provoke to the outbreak taken place in the control structure the afternoon of mercoled? to create the gaseous bubble that had to arouse a lot. While it knows it it of control of the TMI-2 was crowding of others managing TMI, between which Richard Dubiel, the responsible physicist of the protection and chemistry of the cancellations, Joseph Logan, sovraintendente of the TMI-2 and Michael Ross, responsible of the operations for the TMI-1. Little after hours six of mattino George Kunder simultaneous conference in telephone participated to one with the following persons: John Herbein, director of centers them of the Met And for the generation of electric power. Gary Miller, managing of station for the TMI and managing maximum Met And near it centers them nuclear. Leland Rogers, representative of yard of Babcock and Wilcox near the TMI. The four discussed about the situation to. In the course of its Rogers deposition place in the course of the telephone conference has remembered an important question from he: it had asked if to the valve of block interposed between the pressurizzatore and the PORV (a emergency valve - you see n. 11 in Figure 1 - than could be closed in case of lacked closing the PORV) had been exactly sluice. Rogers: The immediate answer of?tata George Non I know it and siccome it had someone in support to the shift supervisor in knows it control, mand? to feel if the block valve had been sluice. Question: She it to sent?mpartire these instructions. Rogers: S?e little after I felt the answer given from an other person to George, that it said: S?la?tata valve of block sluice. The technicians had closed the valve of block to the hours 6 and twenty two minuteren, two hours and ventidue tiny after the inceppamento of the PORV in opening. It always remains, per?da to see if it were Rogers or qualcun other responsible valve had been sluice behind suggestion of a shift supervisor of the successive entering guard, but the same Frederick has added that the valve came sluice perch??ui n? its connect were resolutions to escogitare an other way in order to bring back under control the reactor. However it is, the loss of cooling was arrested and the 15 pressure that to 6 and the water of the reactor had come down under the level of. Nevertheless, for inesplicabili reasons, an other hour had to pass before nearly that the way was given to the injection to high pressure in order to compensate the water vented through the PORV and the system of lightening. and to this point Kunder, Dubiel and it connects would have had to gi?apire to find itself to taken with one the most serious emergency that. In the course of the two successive hours to the arrest of the turbine spies and announcers the 6 values of radioattivit?ominciarono had marked the presence of cancellations to low level to the inside of the building of desert control however hours to go up quickly. 6 and 30 a technician of the cancellations, using of a portable contatore, begins? to inspect the auxiliary building, operation that it demanded approximately twenty minuteren and to the term of which was denounced an express increase of monitor of the shielding is those of the auxiliary building signaled. To the 6 and 48 various minuteren points of center them were gi?olpiti from strong levels of radioattivit?mentre to this point, second the examined tests, were uncovered not less than two thirds party of the advanced field of the kernel (regarding a total height of approximately. Analysis and calculations carry out to you after the incident have revealed the existence on the kernel, during the time of uncovered maximum, of. To the hours the 6 and 54 technicians reopened one of the pumps of the cooling of the reactor. but they were forced to exclude it newly after nineteen minuteren. Little before the seven of the mattino, Kunder and Zewe declared the partial emergency (localized), measure previewed from the plan of emergency of the TMI in case a whichever event threatens radioactive towards the immediate vicinities of centers them. Gary Miller, managing of TMI station, port?n knows it commandos of the TMI-2 some minute after the seven, cio?uando in all centers it them the levels of radioattivit?rano in fast endured rise of the unexpected arrest of the turbine and the scram of the reactor, but it had had to support various telephone conversations with the staff of centers them, comprised the conference in simultaneous of hours 6. to Three Mile Island, Miller trov?a centers them gi?n partial emergency. Emergency, constituting a?ipe of technical leaders immediately assumed the commando in qualit?i director dell' who helped it to bring back the damage under control and to put into effect the plan of emergency previewed for. Miller incaric?ichael Ross to direct the technical attivit?ei in knows it commando. Richard Dubiel assumed the direction of the attivit?ntiradiazione, comprised the monitoring within and outside the central person in charge assuring the pi?igoroso respect of with of procedures. George Kunder occup?el support generates them of TMI, put itself to the direction of the emergency maintenance. Leland Rogers, civil employee of the B&W, was invited to supply technical advising and to assure the connections with the center of its societ?affid?noltre to James Seelinger, sovraintendente of the TMI-1, the assignment to direct the center of commando of emergency constituted near the room in fact?revisto that it knows it been involved control to it of the unit?on in the incident become the place of emergency commando: 28 March the TMI-1 had in course the operations of fuel refueling, but it was ready. The staff, while, was gi?ttuando the previewed plan, after to have communicated to autorit?tata them the declaration of partial emergency. Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA) was invited to perceive the Bureau of Radiation Protection (BRP), making part of the ministry for the resources acclimatizes them of the state of Pennsylvania. turns to Kevin Molloy, responsible of the Office for the civil protection of the county of Dauphin, the administrative territory comprising municipalit?i the Harrisburg and of Three Mile Island, while they came informed also to the adjacent counties and the police of state. The sight of centers them from the citizen of Harrisburg From the song its the Met And allert?presso the national Laboratory of Brookhaven, the office for the attendance plans anticancellations of. Us it wanted instead pi?empo in order to communicate with King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, center of the Region of the Commission for normative nuclear (NRC): the first telephone call was received from a telephone secretariat, through which tent?i to catch up itself in you respect addresses to you the leader of service of the NRC and regional assistant manager which were per?i?n travel in order to o to the job. When finally the NRC came to know of incident (cio?lle 7 and 45, timetable of opening of the regional center), Miller had gi?isposto the escalation of the partial emergency in general emergency. 7 and 15 of mattino the staff of emergency had to evacuate the building. William Dornsife, engineer nuclear of the BRP, was in that moment to the telephone with knows it it of control of centers them nuclear. Through the receiver ud?li loudspeakers to give the order of. During the Dornsife deposition it has remembered: Mi I said:. To 20 hours 7 and an alarm segnal?he the monitor of cupola to sommit?ell' the building of control indicated 8 rem to the hour of emissions. The monitor?rotetto from a shielding in lead destined to reduce of one hundred times the radioattivit?he catches up the same monitor: it was cos?he those who were found in knows it control interpreted marks them monitor in the sense that in that moment the radioattivit?sistente in the control building had caught up the 800 rem/ora. at the same time technicians finally had been decided to put in action the pumps of injection to high pressure, returning to feeding of water the reactor, but this intense one afflusso was only maintained for eighteen. While other announcers risuonarono in know it control of. Here perch?lle 7 and 24 Gary Miller had declared the emergency. To Three Mile Island the general emergency?er definition un incident that introduces eventualit?i the serious radiological consequences to cargo of the incolumit? of the emergency of the population. It centers them TMI and the centers it lives to you interested to the emergency To norm of the plan of TMI emergency, the autorit?ello be had newly to be perceived, while on all the island and the shoreline came sended the squares of survey of the radioattivit?squadra, designated Alpha and composed of two technicians, was sent on the western depositor of the island, in that moment leeward men, the Charlie square, punt?u Goldsboro, a common one of approximately six hundred inhabitants on the western side of the Susquehanna, cio?l of l?el river. In the meantime the square sended in the auxiliary building reported to increases of radioactive level and partial flooding. To 48 hours 7 and the square Alpha comunic?he the radioattivit?ilevati levels of along the western river of the island turned out. Some minute after an other square of survey rifer?alori analogous is to the northern head of the island is along be them 441, that parallel to the side runs orients them of. To approximately four hours of distance from the beginning of the damage the building of control and?utomaticamente in isolation to estate destined to prevent the spread in the external atmosphere of radioactive material eventually freed as a result of incident speaks about isolation to estate, total of the building does not agree the exclusion: between the building of control and the auxiliary building the pipages run that transport the cooling, pipages that are closed automatically to the action of the isolation, but that they can concur the radioactive water motion in the lead also in regimen of. For light losses long the lead, leaves of the radioactive material fin?ell' auxiliary building and, here, in the external atmosphere. In september 1975 the NRC had instituted its Plan of review standard that comprised also new criteria of isolation conditions (pressure increase, increasing levels of radioattivit? activation of the system of emergency cooling): to contemporary taking place itself at least two of the three conditions, the isolation was previewed. The norm did not go per?pplicata to centers them electronuclear that gi?vessero obtained the licence of. In the case of the TMI-2, than also it was in wait to receive the authorization to the exercise, was worth the exemption obviously, poich? assembly jobs for a long time were completed. According to the forecasts to plan the isolation for the TMI-2 had to only release when the pressure to the inside of the control building had caught up a sure value, nominally fixed in 4 psi, while the radioactive emission of in order s?indipendentemente from the intensit?non would have been reason n?i entered in isolation n?i activation of. As we have seen, bench?in from the first moments of the damage quantitative vapor forts you they were enters to you in the control building through the blocked PORV in opening, the operating ones were resolutions to low maintain to the cargo, resorting timely isolation did not have much importance in the course of the incident: also after the isolation verific?empre a sure escape of radioactive material towards the atmosphere because of the losses of the lead of lightening that continued to send radioactive water from the building of. To the hours the 8 and 26 attache's returned to put in function the pumps of injection to pressure of the ECCS, being conserved one relatively high capacity. In that moment the nucleus was still uncovered: to how much it turns out from the testimonies collections, it had to be attended until 10 and before 30 that the participation of pumps HPI concurred the covering of the kernel. To the 7 and 50 civil employees of First Region NRC they were resolutions to establish the direct telephone contact with knows it tiny commandos to it of headquarters after the Region attiv?l just the Center antinfortunio of King of Prussia, allacci?na telephone line directed with the center commando of emergency in knows it control of given TMI -1 and avvert?a technical center was possible to obtain and they transmitted them to the center of the NRC, which put in action just the Center antinfortunio. squares of inspectors to Three Mile Island: before the movements approximately to less a nine quarter, second the some minuteren after. Towards the hours eight Gary Miller had perfectly understood that the reactor of the TMI-2 had endured a damage to the fuel elements: glielo. Nevertheless it would have declared garlics not task that in that intimately sure moment pits that the kernel was remained totally or partially uncovered. In the surrounding zone he centers it them the radioattivit?ilevati values of maintained bottoms: the square of Charlie survey quite reported lack of noticeable values in localit?oldsboro. encouraging: towards various 8 and 30 Miller and its collaborators reached the conclusion that the emergency plan came put into effect must. With the notiziario of the hours the 8 and 25 WKBO, a issuing premises of viabilit?soprannominato music Captain Dave, servants for its job of intercett? messages of mobilitation of the police and National Fire Department of the zone of Middletown and of rifer?lla the own radio station. Pintek, editor of notiziari WKBO, telefon? Three Mile Island and churches to speak with a leader of public relation. it knows it control and a voice said to it: In this moment I cannot dirle.. The person in issue sment?che was fire engines of the National Fire Departments. and councils? Pintek to telephone to the center. Pintek segu?l council and to the end caught up Blaine Fabian, responsible of the services of communication of the Met And talk with the technical staff of the commission enquirer, there what Viene Fabian to the telephone and says to me that?no be of general emergency. It says that a general emergency?n administrative provision that the NRC demands in case sure circumstances are taken place. "There?tato a disadvantage to one water pump." Cos?nd?n wave the service to the 8.25, tried to diminish the news in order not to alarm the listeners. To the 9 and the six second Associated Press pass?l its first service on the facts, a short official notice for teletype to writings of newspapers and the radiotelevisive nets of all the United States. the police of the state of Pennsylvania, second which the general emergency had been declared, non existed radioactive escapes. and the direction of the Met And had asked a helicopter for the state police per. in four paragraphs, but he was sufficient to arouse interest in the journalists for whom it would have been one of the pi?rosse bombe. of 1979. Many publics civil employees learned of the incident, do not give the autorit?ello be, do not give the staff of the civil defense, bens?agli organs. It was the case, as an example, of Paul Doutrich, mayor of Harrisburg, to which the thing burnt still seven weeks pi?ardi, in occasion of the deposition from rendered he in Commission. knowing of the fact from a telephone call that had arrived to it towards 9 and 15 from Mi they asked that what we were making for." They said to me: "But like, to Three Mile Island. I know nothing: in that one localit?bbiamo one centers them nuclear, but I do not know of." Due Cos?o to know it from others, one radio of Boston. To a nine and quarter the NRC announcements? facts of Three Mile Island to the House. Seven minuteren after were assess levels minimums to you of iodine-131, radioactive isotope, in air a captured champion to given Goldsboro. in particular had to be found erroneous, poich?na successive analysis of the same champion, executed to sensibilit?aggiore, not mostr?raccia. To 9 and 30 John Herbein, director centers them of the Met And for the production of elettricit?icevette from the general manager of societ?Walter the Creitz, the order to o from Filadelfia, Three Mile Island. ten and five First Region reached Three Mile Island the first contingent of regional leaders of the NRC (). In the days that followed would have been the NRC to determine the attitude of the public opinion in the comparisons of the case of Three Mile Island, but that first day the?ipe of the NRC was composed of single five inspectors della. came they shortly riepilogata in knows it commandos TMI-1, after that Hen distacc?ue inspectors to knows it commandos TMI-2, sending some others two to complete ri1evazioni of radioattivit?ll' external, while it remained in knows it commandos of the TMI-1 in order to coordinate the news and to transmit them gradually is to the regional center is to that one centers them of the NRC. While the?ipe of the NRC it came relazionata on the facts, the monitor had taken to signal that the levels of radioattivit?n know it control of the TMI-2 exceeded the levels consider you acceptable from attached norms NRC. had to wear endowed masks of filters of protection against radioactive particles in aerial suspension, circumstance that still pi?ifficili yields the communications between those who managed the incident. To the eleven precise all not indispensable staff it received the order. To the same hour it is the BRP of the Pennsylvania, is the NRC asked the Department of the energy to send one square of the national laboratory of Brookhaven for coadiuvare the efforts of survey of radioattivit?ell' the ambient outside. Always around to that hour the mayor of Middletown, Robert Reid, in the course of a telephone call from he made the center of Reading of the Met And, then received the assurance, reported in inquiry center, than not there were escapes of radioactive material and that nobody had received lesions of risen. Mi I felt rilassato and calm and I said myself: "Not there?roblema". second after I exited from the office, I salted in machine and I ignited the radio. For radio I knew from the voice of the announcer who had taken place itself." To the hours the sixteen of that same day same megaphone of the Met And me telefon? house for dirmi: "Reid Mayor, concurs to modernize me the conversation that ' we have had." I said: "Not dir?ica me who?tata an escape there to have spoken with she to the telephone. For great part of the morning the vice governor of the Pennsylvania, William Scranton III concentr?utta the own attention on the case of Three Mile Island: between the others its tasks there?nche the discipline of the functions of civil defense of the state. For that morning it had in agenda a press conference on the conservation of the energy, but when trov? Harrisburg in front of the journalists, the argument of the conference was. In the short official notice of opening it La Metropolitan Edison has itself informs you to us of an incident to the Unit? of Three. danger some for the incolumit?ubblica. analyzing the atmosphere in prossimit?ella centers them the first signs since. The exchange of questions does not turn out some increase of the normal levels of radioattivit?Durante and answers with journalists William Dornsife of the BRP be them, which it was present on I invite of Scranton, it had instead declaring that the staff of the Met And had individuato one light. Dornsife had known of the iodine value (than then had to be revealed wrong) little moments before the press conference and therefore whichever sanitary threat in relation with the radioactive iodine spillage had not had the time to perceive excluded Scranton. of which news from Goldsboro had been had. The press conference was ended from little when a journalist comunic? Scranton that gives to Reading the Met And had refuted whichever radiation. In fact, while some managing of the societ?mmettevano surveys of radioattivit? distance from the island, the civil employees of public relation to low level near the center of the Met And continued until noon refuting whichever external escape of radioactive material: was a defect of communication to the inside of the Met And, one of the many errors that would have compromise credibilit?ell' the agency of management in the comparisons of the autorit? of the press deposition in front of the Investigating committee Scranton it had to say: Era the first conflicting news that we received and that it raised first. While to Three Mile Island it knows it control to it was crowded of technicians and managing who tried to reduce under control center it them nuclear, not being resolutions to re-establish the cooling to natural circulation. Ci?ignifica in practical that they were not resolutions to start a water flow without some mechanical, cio?iscaldandola aid in the kernel and gi?ssendo insufficient the water in the system of the cooling, to the overflow of the reactor had been gone forming a gaseous bubble that hindered getting depressed the cargo in the system, opening the valve of block of the pressurizzatore and abruptly arresting to the injection to high pressure, determining per?n such way one new loss of cooling and pressure concluded to the 15 and eight minuteren to assess is entit?ia the duration of the scoprimento of the kernel. Towards noon three attache's, portatisi in the auxiliary building, assessed levels of radioattivit?n an interval from 50 millirem to 1. rem (a million millirem) to the hour. During the short pause in the auxiliary building everyone of the three received. Pennsylvania, upon request of the Bureau of Radiation Protection be them, sluices to the traffic be them 441 in localit?hree Mile Island. the square of the federal Department of the energy inizi?l first turn in helicopter in order to assess the levels of the radioattivit?tmosferica. 13 and fifty minuteren echeggi?ella know it of the commandos of the TMI-2 a strange noise, un tonfo., as it had to define it Gary Miller later on. The tonfo. it was the echo of a hydrogen outbreak to the inside of the building of control, clearly audible in knows it control, where the pressure of 28 psi rest?egistrata on a meccanografico printout that Michael Ross of the recording of the meccanografico printout of the pressures the recording of the meccanografico printout of the pressures. To pu?sservare the impennata one of the pressure to the pressurizzatore. to examine within one or two tiny. Nevertheless n?oss n?ltri they became account of the capacity of the fact: only in the evening of marted?i riusc? to understand that the that abrupt and short increase of pressure corresponded to the gas deflagration hydrogen fuoriuscito from the reactor dichiar?n center of inquiry Leland Rogers of the B&W, the noise was explained like the banging of one saracinesca of the system of aeration as far as the appeared unexpected tip on the computerized diagram, Ross has declared to the Commission: Diciamo that of it we take Miller action, Herbein and Kunder left for Harrisburg endured after for an encounter previewed for 14 and 30 with vice Scranton governor, to which they had to report on the situation of Three Mile Island. values of radioattivit?i the Middletown they oscillated between 1 and 2 millirem the hour. The spread of the news to the outside of the zone of Harrisburg for through of the organs of taken information the start in the afternoon: it communicates to you via thread of the Associated Press and of the United Press International they had put in alarm local writings and interstata them. growing of the apprehension for the facts of Three Mile Island, would be reached the wave of flood of sendes you of daily paper and weeklies magazine, of correspondents television radios and, photographers and cinegiornali, but to 16 and 30, hour of according to encounter print of Scranton, the vice governor caught a glimpse gi?tra the usual small group of send to you near the campidoglio of the Pennsylvania, some new aces. A troupe television in front of TMI Scranton it had gi?iscusso with its collaborators of the situation of TMI, having also listened to the leaders of the Met And: Non they said that [ those of the Met And ] were much prompt, but were not not even reticenti. had. Penso that they were on the defensive. Scranton said annoyance, between the other things, what Herbein had said, during the reunion of 14 and 30, in order to justify itself not to have said null in a previous press conference of the Met And on purpose of the emissions to be perplexed on the situation when rilasciava in the afternoon La the situation?i?omplessa of how much at first did not have hour to us we think that not there is danger for the incolumit?ubblica. The Metropolitan Edison has supplied to you and we conflicting news. We exit just hour from an encounter with the leaders of the company and hope that the communicated present at least clears in part yours perplessit?C'?tata emission of radioattivit?ell' ambient outside: its entit? still to assess, but for null hour test that has been taken place to levels. Societ?i the management has informs to us to you that from hours eleven of this morning until approximately hours 13 and 30 it centers it has unloaded them in the atmosphere containing water vapor quantit?isurabili of material. Little opportunely the declaration of Scranton attracted to the public attention on the vapor emissions which sources of cancellations: ci?on it was at all true, in how much the water in circulation in the towers, finding itself in closed circuit, could not be never stirred, less than it makes it in the system, with that one containing radioactive matter. Scranton pass?oi to comment the possible injurious effects of the cancellations: I levels assess to you are turn out to you a lot under those existing or gi?revisti for eventual participations of emergency, but we are taken care perch?n whichever increase of exposure involves obviously greater. In the course of the analyses that are gone completing on the atmospheric champions, the eventual impact is being estimated also with extreme precision on the health of the radioactive population, than through the latte respiration or the assumption of risks. Fortunately the risk?a not to think itself serious, in how much, this season, the greater part of the cattle from latte receives as food the conserved forage, with that coolness. Many Americans came to acquaintance of the incident of Three Mile Island through the serali notiziari of the television nets example, to watch Walter Cronkite when these gave beginning to television news CBS of the evening with these words: ?stato the first step towards an incubus nuclear: for how much we know some for. The fact remains that a governmental megaphone has declared that the capitata damage today in one centers them electronuclear of the Pennsylvania could be pi?rave the disaster nuclear that is. To 19 and 30 Ken Myers, mayor of Goldsboro, riun?l communal council, placing to the order of the day the incident and the plan of evacuation. Avanz?uindi the proposal to o personally, inviting the other councilmen to imitate it, of door in door to speak with the Tutti listened ci?he had to say had felt to the radio, in tv and even through our office public relation and communications that center to the plan buried has of. We have spoken also about our plans of evacuation in the eventualit?he we were forced to clear when the governor had declared the state of emergency. It believes that it is well to remain or that." To those with which I had spoken personally I said: "You reason to us on behalf on yours. We do not dare imporvi to leave... The successive day a high level of radioattivit?ll' inner seems all calm anchor of the control building but the external data seemed reassuring. they were had from 5 to 10 millirem/ora in centers them and from 1 to 3 millirem /ora al. agricultural, water and latte the Food and Drug Administration was put to the job. In it centers them TMI-2 one entered with the coveralls precaution anticancellations and mask for the respiration parliamentarians several, is republicans who democratics telephone conversation between Gordon MacLeod, secretary to sanit?ella the Pennsylvania and Anthony Robbins, director of the national Institute of medicine of the job and prevention of the accidents. MacLeod asserts to remember that Robbins the sollecit? to recommend the evacuation of the population around resident. Of the MacLeod thing parl?on several autorit?he, all, were opposed to the evacuation... An episode that would have had to worry. A helicopter that flew over centers it them rivel?a 5 meters on the vertical one of the fireplace of vent of centers them (n. a 1 of Figure 1) communicated radioattivit?isurato jump of of 3000 millirem/ora. to the NRC that per?on gave importance to the fact radioattivit?isurato close to centers them preoccup?anche if under the Gi?al day before type of coming from water were not unloaded pi?essun from centers them in the leggermente radioactive river were accumulated in centers them, beyond 1 million and half of liters, and the collection tanks were full to unload the part exceeding in the river and the NRC (in the two persons managing its, Charles Gallina and George Smith) did not place objections if not. Without to inform the centers it inhabits you of the place and the press, the Met And beginnings? to unload radioactive liquids you in. Hendrie, was informed of the thing ordin?' immediate suspension of the drainages in order to avoid to alarm the populations in case it had been known. Towards hours 18, when suspended the gi?rano drainage be is unloaded to you approximately 150 mila liters of radioactive waters continued to unload waters, although that in the late afternoon you it had been a press conference of Hen that the stopped danger for the populations announced close residents to headquarters the technical inspector of the NBC, Higgins, will receive turns out you of the analyses of the water of the cooling the reactor: from such analyses it turned out that the damage to the kernel was a lot pi?rande of how much imagined. 22 Higgins communicates these data to the governor preannouncing possible. While in they all retava immutato to part centers the knowledge of greater gravit?ell' incident of how much until to unexpected and sporadic of the day before they had made to put under surveying the entire system of the compensation tubes external said or reintegro (n. 3 of Figure 1) that?ollegato to a said system of removal or spillage (n. 12 of Figure 1) by means of tubature that cross the building of contenzione and to the end immettono to the vent fireplace, from which the helicopter had measured a peak of radioattivit?livello of the compensation tank took care very with to the two tanks of decay of residual gases (of?ostrato only one in n. 2. The coming from radioactive water from the lightening system that?ell' contenzione building goes in the compensation tank where you?na smaller pressure regarding that one of the water of cooling to. In such situation of minor pressure the free water the gases that are disciolti (says the relationship: like when, opening a bottiglietta of gassata drink, they appear in surface of the bollicine) that they go, compressed, in the tanks di.decadimento of residual gases increasing worry was that such tanks had been filled up and that the vent valves could be opened emitting in the distressing external atmosphere and was cause of much confusion, many recommendations then denied of evacuation and many orders and contrordini for all the morning. An observation goes here made on the bad planning of centers them: ?nutile to preview the building of contenzione and three barriers to the radioattivit?e then is allowed to waters connected with the head physician of fuoriuscire from the protected parts of sure headquarters point arriv?' order of evacuation of governor Richard Thornburgh. But we follow the events from the relationship to leave from the morning of. Towards met?el the its turn from midnight to the twelve of venerd?James Floyd, operating responsible of the TMI-2, decided to transfer radioactive gases you from the tank of compensation to one of the tanks of decay of residual gases: it knew that ci?vrebbe freed material radioactive because of it makes them in the system, but thought indispensable. In the compensation tank the pressure was so high that the normally suitable water to flow to you for being transferred in the system of the cooling then did not succeed in entrarvi. with managing others of the TMI and the Met And, ordin?he the transfer had beginning to hours 7 and 10 in order to lighten the pressure in the tank in. It was be a matter of a controlled emission, that it subsequently unloaded radioactive material in the auxiliary building and in the atmosphere. Trentaquattro tiny after Floyd churches the shipment of a helicopter perch?ossero carried out measures of the radioattivit?tmosferica. 01, to quota 39 meters on the vertical one of the fireplace of center them TMI-2. Near the center of the NRC, Lake Barrett, a section head of the appraisal office acclimatizes them, took care itself of the level of the tank of decay of residual gases. The evening before had collaborated to the calculation of una velocit?potetica of emission of the cancellations that would have gotten rid in case of opening of the valves of vent of the tank of mattino the Barrett came to know, from a relationship reached from Three Mile Island, of the filling total of the container in issue. to report on the meant one of the thing own the advanced ones re-united in. It was be a matter of Lee Gossick, executive responsible of the operations, John Davis, to that temporary acting time of director of the office inspections and discipline, for Harold Denton, director of the norm on the nuclear reactors, of Victor Stello Jr. of the Office reactors in exercise, and of Harold Collins, assistant manager for the measures of emergency near the office programming of the state of the modernization relation, was asked Barrett to explain the meant one of the rate emission found in terms of dose. From an express Barrett calculation ricav?na it number: 1. millirem/ora to present level of the ground it announced that to Three Mile Island just one had been recorded. For pure coincidence the value communicated from centers them was identical to the data calculated from Barrett: Si it dealt exactly of the same number, and were passes to you s? not ten or fifteen second ones from my first forecast of 1.200 millirem., would have declared Barrett to the enquirers. Obvious the immediate alarm between the civil employees of the NRC: un' atmosphere of, as it had it to define Collins in the course of its. The communications between the center of the NRC and Three Mile Island had been less than satisfactory since the principle. A my warning the command post was never uncertain how much on the events: many were perplexed on capacit?ella people of center them to make the just things the just moment in case if by it it were introduced necesssit?Gli the high civil employees of the NRC, in fact, they went ahead for their road, without to attend confirmation of the communicated value and without sapere.200 millirem/ora they had been records to you in centers them or outside, to level of the ground or from a helicopter in flight, which quota and in that way: they would have learned later on that the spillage of radioactive material did not come from the decay tanks and that the information on the filling total of the same tanks was simply wrong. After a short argument, Harold Denton incaric?ollins to announce to autorit?ella the Pennsylvania that the managing maximums of the NRC recommended the governor to order the evacuation telefon?unque to Oran Henderson, director of the PEMA and (evidently choosing a distance that was well to he) raccomand?he was evacuated the population resident until ten miles leeward from Three Mile Island. Henderson telefon? its time to vice Scranton governor, which it announced the opinion of evacuation to Thomas Gerusky, director of the Office antiradioattivit?il which it had gi?aputo of the survey of the 1. Bast?er?na the telephone call to a present civil employee NRC on the place to confermargli the doubt that the evacuation was not necessary. Tent?llora to put itself in contact with the governor and, found occupied the telephone line, rec?ersonalmente to the palace of the governor for opporsi to the idea of the evacuation. Kevin Molloy, responsible of the preparation of the measures of emergency for the county of Dauphin, had while known of the radioactive escape from a telephone call giuntagli to hours 8 and 34 from James Floyd of the Met And minuteren after the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency it announced to Molloy a partial emergency and an increase of radioattivit?ma excluded which comunic? Molloy to expect within five minuteren the official order of evacuation, while telephone calls of the same tenor put in alarm the offices of the civil defense of the counties of York and Lancaster. Molloy put therefore hand to the prepared ones to you, perceiving all the commandos of the National Fire Departments in a beam of ten miles from centers damageed badly they and preannouncing to the radio on net WHP eventualit?i the one. The announcement radio of Molloy had been hardly diffused, when, to Three Mile Island, Charles Hen of the NRC it came faced from a dependent of. Per how much I can remember. would have said Hen to the Investigating committee, quel getlteman url?"Ma that devil. My moglie has as soon as felt that the NRC recommends. The same Hen verific? values of radioattivit?entro and outside center it them and, speaking with a reactor inspector of the NRC, to sent?ire itself that le things went better. chiam? regional leaders of the NRC in the center of Bethesda in the attempt of revocare the evacuation decree. They were passages from little the ten when Thornburgh governor had a telephone conversation with Joseph Hendrie. assicur?l governor who not was some need of the evacuation per?n suggestion to make and cio?he Thornburgh fixedly invited all the residents within ten miles from centers them to remain itself some to closed for the next half hour eman?uella same morning the decree that invited all the persons who found themselves less than ten miles from center them nuclear to remain to. In the course of the Thornburgh telephone call he had asked Hendrie the shipment to Three Mile Island for an only specialist on which the governor could count in order to receive technical information and opinions. Approximately an hour after Thornburgh he received one called telephone from the president Carter, which he had as soon as ended to speak with Hendrie, which desire of the governor of having next to Carter had communicated it, after to have communicated the name of the expert, Harold Denton, it promised also to the installation of one appropriate net of communications in order to hold between they in contact Three Mile Island, the office of. Thornburgh convoc?na reunion of collaborating its pi?icini in order to discuss about the situation of Three Mile Island. reunion, towards 11 and 40, Hendrie telefon?ncora to the governor. the reconstruction of Gerusky, the president of the NRC, of which the voice was heard through the appropriate used telephone amplifier from the governor, made its excuses for the error completed from the staff of the NRC. Endured before that call, Emmett Welch, assistant of Gordon MacLeod, it had renewed I invite it of the secretary to the Sanit?ll' evacuation of the gestanti and the children under the two. Thornburgh of parl?on Hendrie which, second the testimony of Gerusky, would have answered: Se my moglie was pregnant and had small sons in the zone, would be taken care to make to remove them, giacch?on knows that what could capitare.. To the term of the Thornburgh telephone call taken the decision to recommend that the gestanti and the children in et?rescolare abandoned localit?ntro a beam of five miles from the zone of Three Mile Island and that the institutes were sluices. In the course of the entire Thornburgh vicissitude it held always present, and the thing weighed to it, eventual necessit?i an evacuation followed total to remember the own worries in the course of the testimony Mi says that in every evacuation old persons exist famous risks, of ricoverati in knows them of resuscitation, of babies in incubatrice, and also the large problems of viabilit?erivanti from an evacuation are also calm and former, does not lack to demand one. And then never before then an evacuation of this kind had been had on all the face of the earth, a radically various evacuation, for type and qualit?da that one to which clearing the population resident within five miles from the center of a reactor nuclear, it must hold account, as there are you feel yourself to repeat for the occasion, of consequences on distances of ten, twenty, one hundred miles other words draft of calamit?he people does not perceive alla.vista, to the hearing, the tact, the smelled one. Nel.giro.di least days the relationships between managing journalists and of the Met And had taken one pessima fold: several send to you suspected the company to supply, in the best one of the wrong hypotheses, information, if to the eleven of the mattino of venerd?giunse on the place John Herbein in order meeting itself with the journalists in the center of the American Legion di Middletown: the representatives of the press knew gi?uel that Herbein ignored, cio?he the radioattivit?messa until that moment went around themselves dichiar?he to work of an aircraft in reconnaissance in the sky of the island had been record values to you between the 300 and the 350 millirem/ora. exchange of struck that of segu?' incentr?nteramente on the matter of the values of radioattivit?.Mai felt to speak about the 1, in front of the journalists), if the emissions were controlled or not controlled, if and like it had been poured in the river drainage water. To a sure Herbein point esclam?.Non I understand perch?ovremmo. dirvi for thread and sign all which we make. It was substantially this observation to dissipate definitively those little of credibilit?he Herbein and the Met And could still have. The successive day a high civil employee of the House White woman, Jack Watson, would have telephoned to Herman Dieckamp, managing maximum of the capofila of the group to which the Met belongs And, for esprimergli the worry that all the series of conflicting declarations brought back from the information organs could increase the alarm in the population it would then have advised to Dieckamp, than acconsent?che on the technical aspects of the disaster it was the single Denton to communicate with. The spillage of cancellations, the announcement of Molloy of a probable evacuation and, finally, the decree of the governor diffused between the citizens. Many were gi?artiti, supplying without uproar to an evacuation in, others just poor in motion now. Smith in front of the enquirers: Il 29 March of this year my moglie and I carried to house all contents from clinical the our second daughter: he had six days hell hardly and we left for the Delaware in order to go to be from sure. According to an esteem of a municipal councilman of Goldsboro, from that one localit?i 90% of the population were gi?llontanato. As a result of the decree of the governor, the schools were sluices campus of Middletown the Pennsylvania Been University annunci?a suspension of the lessons for a week still without to have received news of Three Mile Island. the mayor of Harrisburg, Paul Doutrich port?n car, in company of the vice city council member to the jobs publics of the common one, to the Center of TMI observation that overhangs. Here they were entertained to talk for an hour with the two managing maximums of the Met And, Creitz and Herbein. things that they hit to me mainly, than dettero me greater confidence in the good course of the things, was the fact that all, employee, general manager, etc, circulated calmly for the building, in shirt sleeves, without nothing in head. dichiar?outrich to the Commission. Venerd?sabato and Sunday were phrenetic days in the offices of the civil defense of the counties pi?icine to center them nuclear worked phrenetic in order to before prepare the evacuation plans on the ten miles and then those on the twenty miles of distance from center them. Management Agency of the Pennsylvania raccomand?l venerd?attina that the plans for the ten miles to the system were prepared arranged gi?i plans of local evacuation, than five miles from the island, not being never be contemplated eventualit?i one evacuation on the ten miles. For Kevin Molloy of the county of Dauphin the increase of wraps of evacuation meant the involvement of some hospital centers, circumstance to which never it had not been dreammed to think: not there were hospitals in the beam of five miles, but in the late evening of venerd?a the PEMA it prescribed to autorit?i the county to very elaborate plans on the distance twenty miles. the administrations very six counties had to be thrown to body died in the elaboration of evacuation plans that were involved 650. Those venerd?egna the date in which the entire field nuclear it came been involved in the incident in p>