Tepco has no clue for the worst senario of SFP4

, May 25, 2012

On 5/25/2012, in the daily press conference of Tepco, WSJ asked Tepco how they are going to settle it down in case of when SFP4 turns over or leaks. Tepco evaded the question to show they can’t deal with the worst senario.

 

 

 
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Categories: Spent Fuel Pools
Tags: fukushima, japan, nuclear, press, radiation, reactor4, SFP4, tepco, WSJ

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