Nuclear engineer glued broken submarine bolts back together in ‘unforgivable’ blunder
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Danielle Sheridan
Tue, 31 January 2023 at 10:34 pm SGT


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The unsatisfactory repairs to HMS Vanguard’s cooling pipes were discovered after a bolt fell off whilst being tightened during checks inside the reactor chamber.

It is understood that the bolts, which were providing insulation onto elements of the pipework, snapped off after being over-tightened and were then glued back on by staff at Babcock, a defence contractor.

However, Navy sources criticised the nuclear engineering company for a lack of “transparency” for having reported an issue, but failing to disclose all the details.

They said: “Nuclear engineering is meticulously managed and while the effect of this failure is insignificant, the actual act is unforgivable.

“Instead of replacing the bolt, they glued it back on and that’s not right,” they said.


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their PCC cum glue is stronger than any blot made in any industry
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(01-02-2023, 04:12 PM)grotesqueness Wrote:  their PCC cum glue is stronger than any blot made in any  industry

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Depends on which brand of super glue he used.

Super glue is strong enough to lift a truck.


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(01-02-2023, 05:47 PM)sgbuffett Wrote:  Depends on which brand of super glue he used.

Super glue is strong enough to lift a truck.


It is not only tension strength when it is pulled apart, but there are also shearing force in play........................... Big Grin
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