http://www.thelocal.se/article.php?ID=4487&date=20060801The sudden stop at the Forsmark nuclear power plant just north of Stockholm was the most dangerous international nuclear incident since the destruction of the Russian Chernobyl plant 20 year ago, said nuclear expert and former boss at Forsmark Lars-Olov Höglund in Uppsala Nya Tidning on Tuesday.
Two of the four generators turned off last week at the plant. Höglund said the construction flaw that caused them to shut down existed in the remaining two and could have lead to a complete meltdown.
“It was pure luck that there was not a meltdown,” he said. “Since the electricity supply from the network didn’t work as it should have, it could have been a catastrophe.”
He said without power the temperature would have been too high after 30 minutes and the reactor would have been damaged. Within two hours there would have been a meltdown
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edit: Fermi 1 meltdown (1966) pure luck, Browns Ferry fire (1975) pure luck, Three Mile Island (1979) pure luck, Davis Besse (2002) pure luck, Chernobyl (1986) luck run out...