The Japanese government will dismantle the nuclear power plant in Fukushima
Release Date: 20/03/2011
Source: EFE
Country / Region : Japan
Japan close and dismantle the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station after the accident that has affected these facilities by the earthquake and tsunami of 11 days, reported Japan's government spokesman, Yukio Edan.
Edan said in its daily appearance in the afternoon to report on the crisis that "observing the situation objectively is clear" that the facilities will not be reused.
Fukushima Daiichi, in eastern Japan and 250 miles north of Tokyo, was closed after the leak has been controlled and the high temperatures that destabilize the dangerous reactor cores.
This is the first time the government speaks publicly on the future of the facility, around which it has established an evacuation perimeter of 20 kilometers.
The plant still suffers most of its six reactors, although the units 5 and 6 and have access to electricity to activate their cooling systems, and the reactor 2 was connected today to the electric current Pending that can be cooled with water pumps.
This allows some relaxation in the Fukushima Daiichi plant, although the reactor 3 worries experts TEPCO, which operates the plant, as the pressure in the containment vessel of the core could continue to increase.
So far, TEPCO considers that the pressure has stabilized and released pressure on the suppression pool at the base of the reactor, even if the transaction does not reduce the danger near the nucleus released radioactive steam into the atmosphere avoid a greater evil.
Release Date: 20/03/2011
Source: EFE
Country / Region : Japan
Japan close and dismantle the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station after the accident that has affected these facilities by the earthquake and tsunami of 11 days, reported Japan's government spokesman, Yukio Edan.
Edan said in its daily appearance in the afternoon to report on the crisis that "observing the situation objectively is clear" that the facilities will not be reused.
Fukushima Daiichi, in eastern Japan and 250 miles north of Tokyo, was closed after the leak has been controlled and the high temperatures that destabilize the dangerous reactor cores.
This is the first time the government speaks publicly on the future of the facility, around which it has established an evacuation perimeter of 20 kilometers.
The plant still suffers most of its six reactors, although the units 5 and 6 and have access to electricity to activate their cooling systems, and the reactor 2 was connected today to the electric current Pending that can be cooled with water pumps.
This allows some relaxation in the Fukushima Daiichi plant, although the reactor 3 worries experts TEPCO, which operates the plant, as the pressure in the containment vessel of the core could continue to increase.
So far, TEPCO considers that the pressure has stabilized and released pressure on the suppression pool at the base of the reactor, even if the transaction does not reduce the danger near the nucleus released radioactive steam into the atmosphere avoid a greater evil.
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