Fukushima Plant
Coolant system of DAINI SFP3 rebooted
According to NRA (Nuclear Regulation Authority), Tepco rebooted the coolant system of SFP 3 of Fukushima DAINI at 7:47AM (JST). Tepco explains that the tank water level related to SFP
Coolant system of SFP3 in Fukushima DAINI got automatically suspended / 2544 fuel assemblies stocked
According to Tepco, Fukushima DAINI‘s spent fuel pool of Reactor 3 had its coolant system suspended automatically. It stocks 2,360 spent fuel assemblies and 184 new fuel assemblies. No more
Tepco decided to ask JP Gov for covering the decommissioning cost
On 7/28/2016, Tepco announced they decided to ask the government of Japan for financial support regarding decommissioning. They also consider asking the government for supporting the cost of compensation and
Tepco admits molten nuclear fuel is transferred in multiple places of Reactor 2
Following up this article.. Tepco to scan Reactor 2 with Muon again after Nagoya uni already confirmed nothing remaining [URL] Tepco admitted the molten fuel is transferred to multiple places
7 million Bq of all β nuclides leaked as contaminated water in Fukushima plant
According to Tepco, highly contaminated water leaked from a water storage tank on 6/26/2016. All β nuclides density is reportedly 96,000,000 Bq/m3. Cs-134/137 density is also 700,000 Bq/m3. Tepco states
Tepco admits they concealed the fact of meltdown
On 5/30/2016, a director of Tepco, Anegawa admitted that Tepco concealed the fact of meltdown in 311. He stated that in the press conference of that day. He says it was
Tepco to inject cement instead of frozen water wall
Related to this article.. Underground temperature never go down regardless of frozen wall beside common fuel pool [URL] On 6/2/2016, Tepco reported to NRA (Nuclear Regulation Authority) that they need
2,029,900,000 Bq of Cs-134/137 leaked as contaminated water in Fukushima plant
According to Tepco, a leakage detector of waste incineration building went off around noon of 3/23/2016. Tepco reports the leaked volume was 5.3 t. The leaked contaminated water was from
Tepco to scan Reactor 2 with Muon again after Nagoya uni already confirmed nothing remaining
Photo : Muon detecting system installed for Reactor 2. 3/16/2016. Following up this article.. Nagoya Uni “Significantly small amount of fuel remaining in Reactor 2″ / No announcement about underground
Tepco considering discharging Tritium to the Pacific
By 3/4/2016, Masuda, Fukushima plant decommissioning chief commented in the interview with a local newspaper company that they need to consider discharging the contaminated water to the Pacific. The newspaper
