Following up this article..23,300 Bq/Kg of cesium from 4km of filter plant
The contamination level of Mizumoto Park turned out to be the same level of “off-limits zone” in Chernobyl.
The contamination level of the park was 23,300 Bq/Kg.
According to Nuclear Safety Commission, it is converted to be 1.4 ~1.5 million Bq/m2.
In Chernobyl, if the area is more contaminated than 1.48 million Bq/m2, it was labelled as off-limits zone, which was the worst level of the pollution.
Because cesium doesn’t choose Mizumoto park intentionally, at least some parts are contaminated as the worst area of Chernobyl.
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Mochizuki, while the measurements in Tokyo are horrible high and should be avoided by all living beings, I am not sure where you got the Chernobyl Data.
1,480,000 Becquerel per m² are 40 Curie per km². These are areas where the belarusian
state builds new schools and kindergartes,
Here are the radiation maps of Belarus, where all 1,48 million bq/m² areas are listed (the official ones, not all…):http://www.rbic.by/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=256&Itemid=86
I quote directly from the 1995 Belarus National Report:
http://tekknorg.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/09.jpg
Maxium levels of contamination are present in the exclusion zone:
Cs-137: 18,500,000 Becquerel per m² which is 500 Curie per km²
(1000 Curie per km are also in the 30km zone)
In Sheptovichi (Gomel, people live there) are 2,271,000 Becquerel per m².
This is Gome:
http://www.rbic.by/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=256&Itemid=86
with kind regards,
(you have fb pm).
Just when I think this situation cannot shock me any more something like this shocks me more.
Let me remind you this : http://attentiondanger.over-blog.com/article-why-tokyo-had-to-be-evacuated-pourquoi-il-fallait-evacuer-tokyo-97741500.html
Learn more on http://attentiondanger.over-blog.com/pages/URGENT_MESSAGES_TO_THE_JAPANESE_PEOPLE-5980845.html
Blessings to all !
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This is very interesting but some does not translate very well.
I gather that some parts of Mizumoto Park had contamination levels that were equal to contamination in parts of Chernobyl that are off-limits.
Do you know the official legal level of environment radiation, compared to 23,300 bq/kilo?
I would like to let more people know about this.
THank you for trying to get the information out.
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Mochizuki, Mikkai,
please do not just compare numbers (if they re not really comparable i mean).
contamination with Caesium-137 of 1,480,000 Bequerel per m² (or 1480 kBq/m², or 1.48 million Bq/m² or 40 Ci/km²) is the LOWER limit of what most maps call Closed/Confiscated Zone (http://www.unscear.org/images/ContaminationMap_Cs_BeUkRu_Fig_VI.jpg or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Chernobyl_radiation_map_1996.svg — this is from 1996
However, the ‘Exclusion Zone’ is said to be only 30 km (radius??) ‘around’ the plant here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_Exclusion_Zone)
whereas “Maxium levels of contamination are present in the exclusion zone: Cs-137: 18,500,000 Becquerel per m²” as Mikkai wrote are the MAX. LEVELS inside the exclusion zone… btw. thanks for the link to that Russian website, very interesting!
and now about the actual reading in Tokyo: 23,300 Bq/kg wich Mochizuki converts according to Nuclear Safety Commission to 1.4 ~1.5 million Bq/m² or in as it seems as bad as the lower limit of what got closed down around Chernobyl. It seems… 23,300 Bq/kg is really terrible bad, but the number it is not comparable to Chernobyl as Chernobyl is only C-137 whereas Tokyo is C-134+C-137. see link to source of article.
…what can i say, 23,300 Bq/kg is a shocking number…
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Dear Mr. Iori Mochizuki,
I am from Kyiv, Ukraine, and our team of scientists is very-well aware of the Chornobyl’s problems. We have a series of technologies that can be useful in Japan at the moment. For instance, see this link:
http://inerton.kiev.ua/clusters_in_inerton_field.htm
There is a chair that measures radioactivity of a person during 3 minutes (the Golden medal in Brussels in 1993);
there is a facility that measures radioactivity of food (for supermarkets and we may make for individuals as well);
there are special pills, sorbents, which reject radioactive nuclides from the organism in 12-14 days.
There are other ideas and we are open for cooperation.
May you point out the right persons to whom my colleagues and I could apply? Thanks.
Yours sincerely,
V.K.
Institute of Physics, Kyiv, Ukraine
Indra Scientific, Brussels, Belgium
http://indra-scientific.com
Could you rework this with the new facts you got? Thx
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