http://ocw.mit.edu/NR/rdonlyres/Electrical-Engineering-and-Computer-Science/6-691Spring-2006/44EF75F1-9D84-4580-94CD-7BDCD3B3068C/0/ship_to_shore.pdf

Interesting concept, but would also require reinstalling the electical grid.

Since much will have to be rebuilt from scratch, here is another interesting idea: solar rooftop panels to provide electricity for cooking, to stop the cutting down of trees for cooking fuel.

Solar panels could be donated and installed by governments and private industry worldwide who produce solar panel technology as part of their earthquake relief. T

There are only 9 million people in Haiti (roughly the size of the Chicago metro area) so the costs of a worldwide effort to do this would not be too prohibitive.

Boiling water is what reactors are built to do, and the engineering has been done for self-contained feedwater manufacture. Recondition multiple feedwater units from the mothball fleet, and combine in one hull? The condensed output could be lightered ashore (inflatables?). A flex pipeline rigged with greater safety and security than a dockside power feed to the damaged grid.

A nukey boat doesn't have to consume scarce fuel, and in fact the hull has a lot of room for fuel tankage. Buggers are also fast, able to speed to the emergency.

Lots of practical and political problems with this idea, but a reactor that is too old for submerged war service still might have a lot of industrial life left in it.

Think of how lack of potable water, let alone sterile wound-wash and laundry supplies reduces disaster survival rates. Children and the pregnant are in trouble within hours, and any GI infection from bad water means that what precious nutrition and electrolite is available is vomited away.

Look the USS Carl Vinson just completed a hyper-expensive four years Refueling and Complex Overhaul 'RCOH' and I can't imagine that the Navy will permit the ship to be used as an auxiliary power plant for Haiti. The ship is supposed to be on its way to its new homeport of San Diego. Also, its air group VMW17, which was to join the vessel, is now grounded until the ship is released from this emergency.

A better Idea would be to trade the USS Vinson (which after the RCOH’ is in most details essentially a new ship) for the USS Enterprise, which is now at Norfolk undergoing a maintenance work and has ‘Extended Drydock Selected Restricted Availability’ prior to its FY 2013 decommissioning. What you want is a reactor you don’t care if it can conduct air operations other than the use of its deck and hangers for rotary.

It is going to take forever for the electrical grid of Haiti to be brought back online and using what amounts to the most modern carrier in the Navy for that purpose seems foolish when other options are available.

When i heard this sad news than i think that our science reach moon and other plant.but till we not find any solution for stop earth quake.in Haiti many peoples die and many injured and we can only see then to die.after heard this news i contact to a social well fair society who work for Haiti Earthquake Victim,and i donate my two month salary and some clothes and food for Haiti Victims and i pray to god that they bless all the people who live in Haiti.

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Infrastructure for distribution...if it is not there, nothing gets in or out, be it aid for relief or relief to clear the bowel. And nations that can't pick up the trash, maintain hygiene, set a rule for order and protect their children first among all...inherit the wind, with all its adjoining chronic parasites.

But they still require our empathy and help.