MsMilkytheclown1 | Fukushima Investigation Why TEPCO Didn't Follow the Manual & More update 3/17/16 @MsMilkytheclown1 | Uploaded March 2016 | Updated October 2024, 6 hours ago.
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Panel Probes TEPCO's Failure to Follow Manual
A panel of experts set up by Tokyo Electric Power Company has discussed for the first time its failure to follow an in-house manual on quickly determining core meltdowns. TEPCO did not admit the meltdowns until two months after the 2011 accident at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant.
The three members of the panel, which was set up by the utility to investigate the responses, met for the first time on Thursday in Tokyo.
TEPCO admitted meltdowns at three of its reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant two months after the March 2011 accident.
But last month it was revealed that the meltdowns could have been determined three days after they began if the utility had followed its in-house manual.
Lawyer Yasuhisa Tanaka, who heads the panel, said the case underscores the lack of information provided by TEPCO. He said they will study what went wrong.
TEPCO President Naomi Hirose promised full cooperation with the inquiry, and to make the best of its findings to prevent a recurrence.
The panel plans to interview parties concerned and analyze internal documents to confirm what happened.
But TEPCO says no date has been set for making the panel's finding public.
The panel inquiry will be held behind closed doors.
TEPCO to conduct muon probe at reactor No.2
The operator of the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant is having an uphill battle due to strong radiation to figure out how molten fuel spreads in damaged reactors. The plant suffered a meltdown 5 years ago.
The Japanese government and Tokyo Electric Power Company will take photos of molten fuel in the No.2 reactor using an elementary particle called a muon.
The probe starts next week. It comes following a similar attempt at the No.1 reactor of the plant last year.
Muon particles are generated in the upper layer of the atmosphere and constantly fall to earth. They can easily penetrate large structures. Researchers use them to take photos of fuel inside of reactors, similar to taking X-rays.
The government and TEPCO say they will use a small-sized device so the survey will not get in the way of other work to decommission the reactor.
A group of researchers from Nagoya University used the muon particle process at the No.2 reactor. It found that it is highly likely that most of the fuel in the reactor has melted.
The planned probe is to obtain a more precise image of the way molten fuel has spread over several months. The data will be used to decommission the reactor by removing the fuel.
song called Waiting in the Garden by Benjaman Orth (CC license) - featuring snowflake
TV: Radiation in ocean off Fukushima at highest levels in years — Out of control leakage coming from plant — ‘Big spikes’ in radioactivity observed — “Surprising… Concerning… Crisis” — 1,000s of tons of contaminated liquid being released — Scientists: Japan gov’t covering up situation (AUDIO) tinyurl.com/zh3chvb
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Storage of radioactive debris still top concern.
Here's my Turkey Point Playlist tinyurl.com/jlvnct6
'Hurry up and die!' - Japan's biggest Aso youtu.be/Zm5FqSG_FDY
Aso comments on Stiglitz's view tinyurl.com/ztlrqqq
Florida Turkey Point Nuclear Plant Leaking Radiation Into Atlantic Ocean youtu.be/RsFtZ0hilgI Scientists in Florida say that a Miami nuclear power plant is leaking radiation into a bay along the Atlantic Coast, leading to criticism of the facility and America’s nuclear infrastructure. RT America’s Marina Portnaya has more details on the report and what people hope will change in the near future.
Alert: fukushima black bags and more youtu.be/8Wg_yN3-1Zs Google earth view of black bags and staging areas along the east coastline of japan.
You can subscribe to Paul Mobley on YouTube Here: tinyurl.com/ju8tbsg
Panel Probes TEPCO's Failure to Follow Manual
A panel of experts set up by Tokyo Electric Power Company has discussed for the first time its failure to follow an in-house manual on quickly determining core meltdowns. TEPCO did not admit the meltdowns until two months after the 2011 accident at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant.
The three members of the panel, which was set up by the utility to investigate the responses, met for the first time on Thursday in Tokyo.
TEPCO admitted meltdowns at three of its reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi power plant two months after the March 2011 accident.
But last month it was revealed that the meltdowns could have been determined three days after they began if the utility had followed its in-house manual.
Lawyer Yasuhisa Tanaka, who heads the panel, said the case underscores the lack of information provided by TEPCO. He said they will study what went wrong.
TEPCO President Naomi Hirose promised full cooperation with the inquiry, and to make the best of its findings to prevent a recurrence.
The panel plans to interview parties concerned and analyze internal documents to confirm what happened.
But TEPCO says no date has been set for making the panel's finding public.
The panel inquiry will be held behind closed doors.
TEPCO to conduct muon probe at reactor No.2
The operator of the crippled Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant is having an uphill battle due to strong radiation to figure out how molten fuel spreads in damaged reactors. The plant suffered a meltdown 5 years ago.
The Japanese government and Tokyo Electric Power Company will take photos of molten fuel in the No.2 reactor using an elementary particle called a muon.
The probe starts next week. It comes following a similar attempt at the No.1 reactor of the plant last year.
Muon particles are generated in the upper layer of the atmosphere and constantly fall to earth. They can easily penetrate large structures. Researchers use them to take photos of fuel inside of reactors, similar to taking X-rays.
The government and TEPCO say they will use a small-sized device so the survey will not get in the way of other work to decommission the reactor.
A group of researchers from Nagoya University used the muon particle process at the No.2 reactor. It found that it is highly likely that most of the fuel in the reactor has melted.
The planned probe is to obtain a more precise image of the way molten fuel has spread over several months. The data will be used to decommission the reactor by removing the fuel.
song called Waiting in the Garden by Benjaman Orth (CC license) - featuring snowflake
TV: Radiation in ocean off Fukushima at highest levels in years — Out of control leakage coming from plant — ‘Big spikes’ in radioactivity observed — “Surprising… Concerning… Crisis” — 1,000s of tons of contaminated liquid being released — Scientists: Japan gov’t covering up situation (AUDIO) tinyurl.com/zh3chvb
Imperial couple visits tsunami-hit areas
Japan worried about Donald Trump admitting they know a lot more about Hillary Clinton.
Takahama reactor closed - citizens rejoyce.
Storage of radioactive debris still top concern.
Here's my Turkey Point Playlist tinyurl.com/jlvnct6
