Правительство Японии сообщило о частичном расплавлении топливных стержней во втором реакторе поврежденной землетрясением АЭС.

Что дальше?
Взрывов, наверное, достаточно. Ждем плавления топлива. Корпуса реакторов не расплавятся.

Корпуса реакторов не расплавятся.

Oll, ну щас гамасеки-энергетические вампиры набегут...

мне больше нравиццо, если ее 3-го сдуло

В общем-то, это было если не очевидно, то вполне вероятно еще почти две недели назад:

прошло цунами и повредило водозаборники а после подавай не подавай лепездричество пох.

почему? ИМХО, там должны быть нехилые температуры.

Не ты ли позавчера-вчера уверял, что там все заипца

Не ты ли позавчера-вчера уверял, что там все заипца

Компания-оператор японской АЭС "Фукусима-1" Tokyo Electric Power (TEPCO) попросила помощи у французов.

U.S. NRC head offers support for Fukushima nuclear crisis management

И ссылка есть?

Дословную ссылку, пожалте, Юрий Венедиктович.

Американцы тоже зачесались:

Я тупо не понимаю - от чего вы претесь, недоумки???
ЧТо у японцев проблемы с Фуксимой?

Oll писал(а):
И ссылка есть?

Вся тема-сплошная ссылка,акадЭмик ГМП писал(а):
Дословную ссылку, пожалте, Юрий Венедиктович.

Тя змей999 уже того, оприходовал?

Значит, все газообразные продукты деления - вышли, все остальное тоже потихоньку летит. Ну и с водой из машзала поперло.
А они продолжают еб...ом щелкать.

http://www.asahi.com/english/TKY201103280144.html

"Tokyo Electric Power Co. acknowledged for the first time possible damage to core pressure containers at the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant--the last line of defense in preventing radioactive materials from spewing out.

TEPCO officials told reporters Monday morning that despite the continuous pumping in of water to cool down the No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 reactor cores, water levels were not rising as expected, meaning the pressure containers may not be completely sealed off.

The water, which is believed to be mixing with radioactive materials from the fuel rods within, is likely leaking from the pressure containers, they said.

The tsunami that hit the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant after the March 11 Great East Japan Earthquake knocked out the emergency generators at the three reactors. The systems that circulate water within the pressure containers to cool the fuel rods also stopped working.

Workers have been pumping in water through pipes to the pressure container to submerge the fuel rods and directly cool the decay heat that continues to be emitted even after the reactors were stopped.

But the water level meters for the three reactors have not risen as expected.

TEPCO officials said a possible reason the water levels were not rising sufficiently were breaches in the lower part of the pressure containers. They said they did not know what caused the possible damage.

A pressure container holds nuclear fuel pellets placed in metal rods that have been bundled together. A containment vessel, located within the building housing the reactor, surrounds the pressure container.

The pressure containers at the Fukushima plant are made of steel 16 centimeters thick. The lower part of the containers have openings for measuring and other equipment. Water may be leaking from around those parts, the officials said.

TEPCO has cited the possibility that fuel rods may have been damaged due to overheating after being exposed above the water's surface in the core.

According to experts, if the fuel rods are damaged and crumble, the melted fuel could fall and accumulate into a lump at the bottom of the pressure container. In that scenario, it would be more difficult to cool because of the fuel's larger surface area. The experts also said damaged fuel rods could have reached high temperatures that melted the walls of the pressure container.

However, TEPCO officials said major structural damage was unlikely and the soundness of the pressure container has probably been maintained because the pressure within the container remains at higher levels than the outside atmosphere.

TEPCO officials are trying to restart the cooling systems that circulate water so that they can stop discharging the water to the outside. But they have run into problems in obtaining a stable electric power source.

For now, they said the pumping will have to continue to cool the fuel rods, which raises concerns about highly contaminated water leaking steadily through breaches in the pressure containers.

At the same time, the Nuclear Safety Commission of Japan said Monday that extremely high levels of radiation have not been recorded outside the reactor buildings, making it possible to continue pumping in water and releasing steam to cool the core, even if water continues to leak.

The NSC also commented on the water accumulated at the basement of the turbine building of the No. 2 reactor that had radioactivity levels about 100,000 times above the normal level.

The commission said the water likely flowed into the turbine building from the core containment vessel after coming in contact with fuel rods that had temporarily melted."

Ну что, Бунша, не нашел, на что сослаться?

да там не то что жопа... там ЖОПА

плутоний через воду... да там не то что жопа... там ЖОПА

ЖОПА....
Япов слили...красиво и качественно

плутоний через воду... да там не то что жопа... там ЖОПА

Plutonium is more toxic than other radioactive substances such as iodine and cesium, but the levels confirmed from soil samples taken at the plant on March 21 and 22 were almost the same as those from the fallout detected in Japan following past nuclear tests by the United States and Russia, said the utility known as TEPCO.

жапов все под контролем, и ничего страшного не происходит

Нет, не через воду, и пока ничего ужасного, связанного с плутонием, не наблюдается: