506 Fuel Assemblies Removed Fukushima Unit 4
506 fuel assemblies have been removed from the spent fuel pool at unit 4 to the common pool. This article
Read more506 fuel assemblies have been removed from the spent fuel pool at unit 4 to the common pool. This article
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 moreMETI has reported some progress and a plan for removing debris out of the unit 3 spent fuel pool. Initial
Read moreThe cask storage facility at the seafront is now completely empty, all casks have been moved. This building will likely
Read moreTEPCO did inspections on a damaged fuel assembly in the unit 4 spent fuel pool. The series of videos showed
Read more264 fuel assemblies have been removed to the common pool from unit 4. http://www.tepco.co.jp/en/nu/fukushima-np/removal4u/index-e.html This article would not be possible
Read moreTEPCO announced they will begin work to explore the best method to remove spent fuel from unit 2. Since the
Read moreTEPCO’s weekly update on fuel removed from Unit 4’s spent fuel pool now sits at 176 spent assemblies removed from
Read moreTEPCO announced another transfer of spent fuel from unit 4 to the common pool. The work would have taken place
Read moreAs part of the larger roadmap document TEPCO has reported some major changes in the location of spent fuel around
Read moreAnother cask of spent fuel has been transferred to the common pool from unit 4 at Fukushima Daiichi. This makes
Read moreTEPCO has moved another load of spent fuel from unit 4 to the common pool. After the initial fuel transfers
Read moreTEPCO reports as of November 30, 2013 JST the second set of 22 fuel assemblies were loaded into the fuel
Read moreKyodo News announced yesterday that preparations are underway to remove the debris from the unit 3 spent fuel pool at
Read moreTEPCO has removed another cask from unit 4 and transported it to the common pool on November 29th JST. Kyodo
Read moreTEPCO announced an additional 16 spent fuel assemblies were loaded into the transport cask by the end of the day
Read moreTEPCO announced work to begin taking out spent fuel at unit 4 resumed this Wednesday morning JST. http://www.tepco.co.jp/cc/press/2013/1232461_5117.html This
Read moreNHK is reporting that TEPCO will continue the process to remove spent fuel from the unit 4 pool on Tuesday
Read moreTEPCO announced they have removed the first load of fuel from unit 4 to the racks in the common pool.
Read moreNHK and TEPCO have announced that the first cask of fuel assemblies has been moved from unit 4 to the
Read moreNHK is reporting that the cask transport effort took place Wednesday day. TEPCO has not forwarded any additional announcements at
Read moreTEPCO announced that they have filled the first cask with fuel as of 6:28PM JST Tuesday. A total of 22
Read moreTEPCO has released photos of the first fuel successfully removed from the fuel racks at unit 4. NHK reports the
Read moreFrench journalist Joel Legendre is reporting that TEPCO will begin removing the first fuel assemblies from the spent fuel pool
Read moreTEPCO is now admitting the number of damaged spent fuel rods in some of their reactors at the Daiichi plant.
Read moreThere are lots of concerns about the upcoming fuel removal work at unit 4. With this has come some passing
Read moreThe NY Times published an article today discussing the considerable problems with spent nuclear fuel in the US. They looked
Read more30 of the US’s 100+ nuclear plants have ordered spent fuel pool water level monitoring systems. The issue of this
Read moreThe GAO has determined that aspects of the planned nuclear waste disposal program are likely illegal. The GAO says the
Read moreTEPCO released a brief handout and photo showing the progress made so far in constructing the cover building at unit
Read moreWorkers at the plant are reporting seeing rats at Daiichi. Worker Happy11311 mentioned seeing them and was worried they would
Read moreThis little talked about set of challenges will play a considerable role in the decommissioning and safety of Fukushima Daiichi.
Read moreIn the new paper “Lifting Fuel Elements Out Of The Fukushima Daiichi Spent Fuel Pools” Dean Wilkie and the SimplyInfo
Read moreTEPCO took video of the interior of unit 4’s spent fuel pool. Video can be found here and here. Some things
Read moreThe US currently has about 63000 tons of spent nuclear fuel, most of it still stored in unprotected cooling pools
Read moreWorker tweets (below) confirm that the endoscope inspection of unit 2 will be happening soon. The work will be done
Read moreThe New York Times recently ran a piece proclaiming the issue of spent nuclear fuel as a major problem. The
Read moreNo additional details are given such as how the fuel will be removed or how quickly. TEPCO has announced that
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