From 1/27 to 1/28/2013, Tepco opened a hole (Diameter 300) on the top of the torus room of reactor2.
The purpose was to investigate inside of the torus room with thermometer, dosimeter and camera for potential fractured fuel.
However, they failed inserting the equipment because of the pipes and grating that were not expected to be there.
Tepco comments there shouldn’t have been the pipes and grating at that point, according to the map.
Tepco does not even understand the exact details of Fukushima nuclear plant.
![[Unanticipated] Tepco failed in investigating the torus room of reactor2 "Different from the map"](http://fukushima-diary.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Screen-shot-2013-01-29-at-18.59.55-450x320.png "[Unanticipated] Tepco failed in investigating the torus room of reactor2 \"Different from the map\"")
![2 [Unanticipated] Tepco failed in investigating the torus room of reactor2 "Different from the map"](http://fukushima-diary.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Screen-shot-2013-01-29-at-19.00.08-450x326.png "2 [Unanticipated] Tepco failed in investigating the torus room of reactor2 \"Different from the map\"")
![3 [Unanticipated] Tepco failed in investigating the torus room of reactor2 "Different from the map"](http://fukushima-diary.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Screen-shot-2013-01-29-at-19.00.26-450x317.png "3 [Unanticipated] Tepco failed in investigating the torus room of reactor2 \"Different from the map\"")
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http://www.tepco.co.jp/nu/fukushima-np/handouts/2013/images/handouts_130128_06-j.pdf
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[Imprévu] Tepco a échoué dans son exploration de la salle du tore du réacteur 2 : “C’est pas comme sur le plan”
Les 27 et 28 janvier 2013, Tepco a ouvert un trou (diamètre 300) au sommet de la salle du tore du réacteur 2.
Le but était d’en explorer l’intérieur avec des thermomètres, dosimètres et une camera, à la recherche de combustible cassé.
Ils n’ont pas réussi à introduire leurs appareils dans ce trou parce qu’il sont tombés sur des tuyaux et des grillages qui n’auraient pas du être là.
Tepco dit que selon leur plan il ne devrait y avoir ni tuyau, ni grillage à cet endroit.
Tepco ne connaît même pas les détails de sa centrale nucléaire à Fukushima.
![[Imprévu] Tepco a échoué dans son exploration de la salle du tore du réacteur 2](http://fukushima-diary.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/スクリーンショット（2013-01-28-20.44.47）-450x326.png "[Imprévu] Tepco a échoué dans son exploration de la salle du tore du réacteur 2")
![2 [Imprévu] Tepco a échoué dans son exploration de la salle du tore du réacteur 2](http://fukushima-diary.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/スクリーンショット（2013-01-28-20.44.59）-450x324.png "2 [Imprévu] Tepco a échoué dans son exploration de la salle du tore du réacteur 2")
![3 [Imprévu] Tepco a échoué dans son exploration de la salle du tore du réacteur 2](http://fukushima-diary.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/スクリーンショット（2013-01-28-20.45.13）-450x318.png "3 [Imprévu] Tepco a échoué dans son exploration de la salle du tore du réacteur 2")
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TEPCO is only sure of their pays, bonuses and holidays. The rest are secondary.
Scum of the Earth.
Considering the large cuts it seems they wanted to … help release more radiation out …
If their plant diagrams are not accurate, this does not bode well for the deteriorating situation that I am certain is happening with all three reactors. There is no excuse for inaccurate drawings, particularly a Nuclear power plant.
they never blue lined the drawings
I’m sure they’ll put their new orifice to use somehow after they use it to release a bit more of their funky stuff to kill off any animals or their human rescuers who might be in the area “stealing TEPCO’s radioactive products being found in great quantity in the rescued animals & carcasses AKA “evidence” conveniently stored in living creatures among other things while the new holes can still then be used to flush more corium into the sea like they’ve probably been doing all along anyway…I bet there WAS people (alive?) before 3/11 or among the original “Fukushima 50″ who knew the layout of the plant & would’ve known the obstacles were there-but by now they’re probably already part of the new Japanese supply of “Soylent(glowing) Green” although the rejected Fukushima Skilled Veteran’s Worker Corps probably has members who knew about the potential problem existing if they’d have been accepted & allowed to perform the very honorable actions & dangerous tasks they offered of themselves rather than sacrificing the young with the fate of Japan & the world seeming now to be in the hands of incompetent or at least “unkowledgable” about the unique characteristics of Fukushima and the non-standard,”played by ear” engineering & construction of each & every NPP & regardless of the systems employed no two facilities are alike and the high radiation levels for the rookie workers reaches WAY beyond their bodies lifetime exposure limits WAY before they learn the little quirks that make Fukushima different than any other nuclear facility than anyplace they may have worked before taking on this lousy job where they will almost certainly die sooner than whatever limited successes or knowledge gained was unlikely to have been worth the sacrifice of their lives for little to no gain except for those who used them to brave the danger to make it appear actual “work” towards solving the problems or even reducing the radiation in any meaningful way?! Just to make TEPCO & JapanGOV look good??!!-Hiding what might have been found in the air by flushing more of it into the water table & sea is not the answer!!