[ RadSafe ] Latest Anti-Nuclear Power Campaigner Spin on TEPCO Video

[Mattias Lantz]

After asking some people with experience of pools for storage of spent
nuclear fuel (both short-term and long-term storage) it is clear that
SimplyInfo is probably speculating quite extensively based on what they
see in the Tepco videos.
After several years in water that is not up to regular standards for
storage pools, there can be a number of inorganic chemical interactions
going on that would explain what is observed, such phenomena are
observed also in storage pools in normal operation. Added to that there
could be some biological processes, though the inorganic chemistry is
probably enough.

Best wishes,
Mattias Lantz

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Mattias Lantz - Researcher, PhD
ランツ マティアス
Department of Physics and Astronomy
Division of Applied Nuclear Physics
Uppsala University, Box 516
SE - 751 20, Uppsala, Sweden
email:  mattias.lantz at physics.uu.se


On 2019-05-08 12:35, Roger Helbig wrote:
> Is just typical spin or is there any merit to the alleged revalations?  Thanks.
>
> Roger Helbig
>
> This is from French activist who calls himself Dun Renard - actually
> he has just reposted from http://www.simplyinfo.org/?p=17335
>
> New Discovery At Fukushima Unit 3 Provides Clues To Meltdown Severity,
> Environmental Releases
>
> by dunrenard
>
> May 3, 2019
> TEPCO recently published a video of the work to remove spent fuel from
> the unit 3 fuel pool. In this video was an unexpected finding with
> serious implications.
> In the video of the fuel assembly removal from a fuel rack inside the
> spent fuel pool, was a tell tale sign of something significant. Prior
> to the effort to remove fuel from the pool, the pool underwent
> significant cleaning work. This included removing most of the debris
> that fell into the pool along with use of a vacuum to remove small
> pieces of broken concrete and dust.
> What remains adhered to the side of the fuel rack appears to be the
> same thick white substances found inside the reactor containment of
> unit 3 and in the pedestal below the reactor vessel. These substances
> also have the same appearance as those inside containment. They are
> stuck to both vertical and horizontal surfaces as if they splattered
> then stuck to where they landed. What these may be and how they
> managed to end up on the fuel racks is explained further in this
> report.
> Read more:
>
> dunrenard | May 8, 2019 at 9:47 am | URL: https://wp.me/phgse-Czq
>
> http://nuclear-news.net/2019/05/08/new-discovery-at-fukushima-unit-3-provides-clues-to-meltdown-severity-environmental-releases/
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