Today's
Fukushima Updates begins with a detailed explanation of Friday's
"no-melt-through" claim with respect to F. Daiichi unit #1, followed by
other important updates.
Commentary - No “Melt-throughs” at Fukushima Daiichi? – a Detailed Explanation
- Objections to Friday's claim of no "melt-through" of the unit #1 RPV
at F. Daichi are addressed. If the melted fuel material (corium) did
burn through the RPV bottom head, the data from inside the primary
containment would be very, very different. This detailed explication
demonstrates why there has probably been no melt-through with Fukushima
Daiichi unit #1 RPV.
Updates - A team of American experts
have concluded that F. Daiichi unit #4 spent fuel pool was never really a
danger... High-resolution pictures from
inside F. Daiichi SFP #3 show no damage to the stored fuel bundles...
Tepco reports that a water leak was discovered on the first floor of the
F. Daiichi unit #2 turbine building on Monday... Seismic investigation
of the geologic anomaly under the currently-operating Oi NPS will begin
on November 2nd... The Seismological Society
of Japan has announced they will avoid use of the term “prediction” when
making future earthquake projections... New Science and Education
Minister, Ms. Makiko Tanaka, has questioned Tokyo’s recent no-nukes
policy.
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