TEPCO Admits Issue With Unit 3, Withholds Information, No Cold Shutdown
Yesterday we pointed out that it has been almost two months since TEPCO released any information on unit 3 while
Read moreYesterday we pointed out that it has been almost two months since TEPCO released any information on unit 3 while
Read moreAfter months of data about water and little else, TEPCO remains mum on unit 3. Considerable progress has been made
Read moreTEPCO is admitting to increased levels of radiation near unit 3. An increased amount of beta radiation and cesium was
Read moreDebris removal has been ongoing during the last month as TEPCO attempted to distract the public with the leaking ponds
Read moreTEPCO has announced that a piece of highly radioactive debris has been pulled off of the refueling floor of unit
Read moreA series of videos were released recently showing sections of the spent fuel pool at unit 3 of Fukushima Daiichi.
Read moreIn an attempt to better understand how the crane is situated in the spent fuel pool of unit 3 we
Read moreTEPCO released a new video and handout of the unit 3 mast that fell deeper into the spent fuel pool.
Read moreTEPCO announced this week that the 1.5 ton mast for the refueling crane fell into the pool and sank as
Read moreTEPCO reports the results of a robot inspection in unit 3 at Fukushima Daiichi. The initial work was to look
Read moreTEPCO began removing debris using remote control cranes last week. Reports from worker Happy11311 indicated that they didn’t have a
Read moreTEPCO has been progressing on work at Fukushima Daiichi to deal with units 3 and 4. The reactor (RPV) cap
Read moreTEPCO sent robot Quince 2 into unit 3 at Daiichi to inspect the TIPS room. Damage to some of the
Read moreGroup Findings Unit 3 Ex-vessel steam explosion: Information gathered from the unit 3 explosion and events before and after the
Read moreTEPCO investigated the large concrete shield plug in the north east corner of the 1st floor. The plug is partially
Read moreTEPCO finally released the videos of the unit 3 spent fuel pool. The videos do give a better look at
Read moreTEPCO has released a video of the 8 minute trip into unit 3. We have some enhanced still images from
Read moreKansai Electric announced Friday that Takahama Unit 3 will shut down for maintenance this Tuesday. This leaves Kashiwasaki-Kariwa unit 6
Read moreSomeone noticed this over the weekend in a March 13th Guardian article the digital globe images shows unit 3 intact, but
Read moreThe cooling system at unit 3 was turned off the day before the massive explosion. The plant director was not
Read moreRecently a 1.3 Sievert hot spot was found near the containment hatch inside unit 3. This hot spot appeared to
Read moreTEPCO announced that they have found 620 mSv/h in unit 3 by robots. These levels are high enough to restrict
Read moreFukushima Unit 3 steam-explosion theory by Ian Goddard The signature event of the Fukushima nuclear meltdowns was the large mushroom-cloud explosion
Read moreTEPCO will begin the process to remove debris from the top of unit 3. Since the work would expose workers
Read moreEditors note: Documentation TEPCO #1 Documentation TEPCO #2 Preliminary Analysis of Tepco Documentation 3-2 “Tokyo Electric Power Co., Inc. Fukushima
Read moreTEPCO released a schematic claiming it explains that unit 3 caused the explosion in unit 4. It shows high radiation
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Read moreNew information was published by TEPCO updating details about the new containment water leaks caused by the February earthquake. At
Read moreTEPCO still has not given any further information about the needed repair of the leaking valve for the main cooling
Read moreTEPCO announced that work to remove spent fuel from the unit 4 fuel pool will be suspended for 3 months.
Read more1034 fuel assemblies have been removed from the unit 4 spent fuel pool to the common pool. There are 499
Read more638 spent fuel assemblies have been removed from the unit 4 spent fuel pool to the common pool as of
Read moreUnit 4 saw the completion of the defueling building. Since early in 2011 TEPCO has considered the removal of fuel
Read moreThese events and new information were found on unit 2 within the last year. TEPCO announced in July that they
Read moreWith the 3rd anniversary of the 3-11 triple disaster approaching we have taken a look at the changes that have
Read more374 fuel assemblies have been moved from unit 4’s spent fuel pool to the common pool as of this week.
Read moreTEPCO reports a total of 352 fuel assemblies have been removed from the unit 4 spent fuel pool as of
Read more308 assemblies have been removed from the unit 4 spent fuel pool. The assemblies were transferred to the common pool
Read moreTEPCO announced an additional 16 spent fuel assemblies were loaded into the transport cask by the end of the day
Read moreFrench journalist Joel Legendre is reporting that TEPCO will begin removing the first fuel assemblies from the spent fuel pool
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