NHK:
Experts ‘shocked’ by what they saw in video of Reactor 1
- Radioactive water flowing down side of containment vessel
- ‘Fukushima Daiichi’s hidden crisis’
29
January, 2013
NHK’s
Nuclear Watch,
Jan. 29, 2014 (at 3:30 in):
The device transmitted back these images [from Reactor 1] showing
radioactive water flowing down the side of the containment vessel
[and] contaminated water was gushing out of a broken pipe. Experts
analyzed the video and were shocked by what they saw. […] The space
between the metal containment vessel and the concrete that surrounds
it is only 5 cm
–
that makes it hard for
engineers to get a picture of the [plug?] so they can figure out how
to fix it. Managers of Fukushima Daiichi need to find out where
radioactive water is coming from in order to proceed with the
decommissioning the process. But they are faced with an uphill
battle, one that underscores the difficulty of the decommissioning
process.
Hiroshi
Miyano, professor at Hosei University:
It will be extremely difficult to pinpoint the leaks.
NHK:
We’ll be giving you a more detailed look at the contaminated water
issue at Fukushima Daiichi this weekend on NHK World. Don’t miss
our program ‘Radioactive Water: Fukushima Daiichi’s hidden
crisis’.
Watch
the broadcast here
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