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Fukushima Daiichi: Radiation at plant perimeter continues to decline

30 March 2011 Geoff Zeiss

JAIF reports radiation readings as of 09:00, Mar. 30th  (20:00:00 Tuesday March 29 ET) 1.05 mSv/h (1050 μSv/h) at the south side of the office building 169 μSv/h at the Main gate 78 μSv/h at the […]

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Fukushima Daiichi: Possible damage to reactor pressure vessels at Units 2 and 3

30 March 2011 Geoff Zeiss

Wednesday, March 30, 2011 15:15 JST (02:15 am Wednesday March 30 ET) NHK reports that NISA says the reason for the low pressure in Units 2 and 3 reactor pressure vessels may be “weakened valves, […]

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Fukushima Daiichi: Radiation levels in seawater near plant highest ever

30 March 2011 Geoff Zeiss

Wednesday, March 30, 2011 12:23 JST (23:23:00 Tuesday March 29 ET) NHK reports that NISA says that the level of iodine-131 found 330 meters south of a water outlet of the plant was 3,355 times […]

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Fukushima Daiichi: Tsunami reported to have been 14 meters high

29 March 2011 Geoff Zeiss

In an earlier report TEPCO had estimated that the tsunami that hit Fukushima Daiichi was at least seven meters high. Later the company increased its estimate to ten meters at the Daiichi plant and 12 […]

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Fukushima Daiichi: Highly radioactive water in Unit 2 turbine room may have been in contact with molten fuel rods

29 March 2011 Geoff Zeiss

The IAEA confirms that contaminated water was found in trenches located close to the turbine buildings of Units 1 to 3. Dose rates at the surface of  the water in the trenches at 18:30 UTC on […]

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Fukushima Daiichi: Cesium-137 and Iodine-131 levels in seawater near plant high but decreasing

29 March 2011 Geoff Zeiss

Radiation measurements Saturday March 26 reported by IAEA 330 m east of the discharge points of Units 1 – 4. 74 000 Bq/liter of iodine-131 12 000 Bq/liter of cesium-137 12 000 Bq/liter of cesium-134 […]

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Fukushima Daiichi: Highly radioactive water confirmed in trench near Unit 2

29 March 2011 Geoff Zeiss

Unit 2 WNN confirms that rates of up to 1000 mSv/hr has been detected in a trench for power cables and pipes near Unit 2’s turbine building. The concrete trench is 76 metres long, four metres […]

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Fukushima Daiichi: Plutonium found in soil samples may be evidence of damaged fuel rods

29 March 2011 Geoff Zeiss

The IAEA has reported that NISA has confirmed finding traces of plutonium that most likely resulted from the nuclear accident. NISA said that TEPCO had found evidence of plutonium in two of five soil samples.  […]

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