Fukushima Unit 3-4 Vent Tower To Come Down In 2022
TEPCO documented that the unit 3-4 shared vent tower at Fukushima Daiichi will be removed in 2022. The information was
Read moreTEPCO documented that the unit 3-4 shared vent tower at Fukushima Daiichi will be removed in 2022. The information was
Read moreEstimated start date for fuel debris removal from Unit 3 at Fukushima Daiichi. This article would not be possible without
Read moreTEPCO plans to do more internal inspections in Unit 3 containment around 2024. This article would not be
Read moreRemoval of the units 3-4 shared vent tower as preparation for fuel debris removal work. This article would not be
Read moreTEPCO reported in late November on some ongoing work to inspect the remaining fuel and equipment in the Unit 3
Read moreTEPCO has completed work to address the leakage of contaminated reactor water into the main building for unit 3. Raised
Read moreInspections and response efforts from the February 2021 earthquake were still underway when another earthquake hit on March 20th. Due
Read moreNew information was published by TEPCO updating details about the new containment water leaks caused by the February earthquake. At
Read moreNew problems have been found related to the containment damage at unit 3 caused by the February 2021 earthquake. TEPCO
Read moreAnother milestone at Fukushima Daiichi was achieved yesterday. On February 26th, 2021 the last of the spent fuel was removed
Read moreA report published by TEPCO today shows new containment damage suffered by units 1 and 3 at Fukushima Daiichi as
Read moreThe unit 3 turbine building suffered roof damage during the 2011 explosion at that reactor. A temporary cover had been
Read moreFukushima unit 3 will have contaminated water removed from the suppression chamber to help improve the earthquake resistance of the
Read moreThis is one section of our annual report, the full report can be found here. We will be posting a
Read moreThe new inspections at Fukushima unit 3 by Japan’s nuclear regulator (NRA) has raised new questions and brought some old
Read moreTEPCO has identified twelve fuel assemblies with damaged lifting handles. Further damage can not be identified at this point as
Read moreThe “muscle robot” technology developed to potentially remove fuel debris from reactors at Fukushima Daiichi is being given a test
Read moreTEPCO plans to have all of Unit 3’s spent fuel removed by this date.
Read moreTEPCO recently published a video of the work to remove spent fuel from the unit 3 fuel pool. In this
Read moreA detailed TEPCO document from July 2018 gives some important new insight into the meltdowns at Fukushima Daiichi and the
Read moreTEPCO has installed the fuel removal cover building on unit 3, but not without some glitches. An inverter that controls
Read moreNHK’s new documentary, Meltdown: Cooling Water Crisis provides new insight into a series of less known events in the Fukushima disaster.
Read moreTEPCO published a handout covering the recent worker training for a rather low tech system to refill unit 3’s spent
Read moreTEPCO released additional information related to the pedestal area inspection inside unit 3. Among this new data was some unexpected
Read moreA group of businesses and doctors from Fukushima prefecture are suing GE in US court over the negligence of their
Read moreThis is a continuing report on the new findings for the reactors at Fukushima Daiichi from the recent NDF Conference.
Read moreTEPCO and the decommissioning authorities have reported on the ongoing delays at Fukushima Daiichi. As we reviewed these reports we
Read moreTEPCO announced late Friday the preliminary results of the unit 3 reactor muon scan. The muon scan is capable of
Read moreDay 3 of the inspections inside the unit 3 pedestal have been concluded. TEPCO did not report if the ROV
Read moreTEPCO has announced that they have found what they believe is fuel residues inside the pedestal area of unit 3.
Read moreTEPCO announced that the containment inspections for unit 3 will start today. This will include a more direct inspection than
Read moreTEPCO published press handouts that there will be a muon scan of Fukushima unit 3 starting in May of 2017.
Read moreA new quadcopter drone has been introduced for use at Fukushima Daiichi. The RISER quadcopter is currently in use to
Read moreTEPCO announced that they would further delay spent fuel removal at unit 3, citing high radiation levels. Spent fuel removal
Read moreThe cover building installation for unit 3 is currently underway. A TEPCO handout from January 17th shows a “stopper” bracket
Read moreTEPCO began installing the first sections of the defueling building this week. The decking is the first portion of what
Read moreThe process to remove the spent fuel from the pool at unit 3 will be a long term project but
Read more3D inspections of the unit 3 torus room are set to begin December 22nd. This work is expected to investigate
Read moreTEPCO has made two major admissions on the Fukushima nuclear disaster. The Japanese press has documented these two out of
Read moreTEPCO sent the small 3D printed robot equipped with a smart phone into inspect the unit 3 containment hatch a
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