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@jo will do, notice in the image I posted notice how the SFP is offset just a bit to the right (closer to the side wall) from the round reactor well. That gives a hint at the approximate location of the reactor well based on the open section of the SFP on #3.

@elainekirk Elaine, 4 is the one some whistleblower admitted they screwed up the side wall of the RPV when making it and fudged it to get it back to tolerances. I don't know if that had anything to do with the maintenance or not but worth keeping in the equation maybe.

@Markfm but my understanding is that is has to be more than radioactive to create heat?

Spent fuel rods, even after years in pools, are quite warm, per the discussion on cask storage.

@Nancy: the SFP south limit (near the wall) can be clearly seen on original pictures: we can see where there's water and where concrete starts.

That was Dai-ni. They thought a radiation monitor gave a spurious high reading due to static electricity build up from dry air-conditioned air. But wrong power station, eh?

@Nancy: I can send you the 6 original images, if you want.

@all, after somebody earlier said "I explained that a dozen times now", I thought it might be nice to have all those that have technical knowledge in what is going on to conspire and have a daily "Status" report of the reactors and the happenings at the plant. This would allow those that aren't as technical to get up to date on things and also alleviate the need to keep saying the same things over and over again, especially since this is a 24 hour board and some of you are not available to answer those questions all night and day.

@Elaine: have you seen this ? This is a french page but most articles are in english:
fukushimaleaks.wordpress.com
"30 years of accidents and lies at the Fukushima nuclear plant"

@xxx Where are people coming up with the "right next to the wall" assumption for the reactor well?

@Nancy: sent you a mail with all images name few times ago; didn't you get it ?

@Nancy: I'm quite sure it's not the same reactor: the yellow cap would be at the north-east corner, given this pic, it actually is at the north-west corner.
I do not say the vessel is square. I say the concrete structure around the vessel is. This structure may not be seen when the floor above it is intact...
On the #4 reactor pic this structure can be seen and the round metallic vessel structure inside can be seen too. On the #3 pic, we can see the same concrete structure and we can see a huge object inside, yellowish / blackish (but there's been fire in the building...); the light reflections on this object show that it's nearly spherical; as there are no light reflection on concrete, this object is likely to be metallic. What metallic stuff, with a nearly spherical shape, enclosed in a concrete structure would you find near the center of building, on the turbine side ?

@Jo Thank you for that answer, I have been puzzled as to why they don't do that for ALL spent fuel. The low level stuff can be further depleted maybe, then there is less to store.

@Jo I will search for info on La Hague and try to get at the baseline quantities involved.

@Jo Thanks, i have fresh reading material :)

@Edano this conversation is had every other night. If anyone knows of a way to distribute information so I could maybe go a few days without having to explain this please let me know. It is getting really old. I am not mad at anyone but tired of repeating myself over one oddity that keeps tripping people up.

Reactor 1. The blueprint is of Reactor 1.Go look at the buildings before the blew up. Reactor 1 is considerably smaller and narrower than the other buildings. The blueprint is of reactor 1. The reactor well in #3 and #4 (both are wider buildings) is more close to the mid line of the building. As seen in the CNIC video still I posted twice tonight. The reactor well is also round. As it is shown in that image and every drawing I have seen to date. Please tell me what I can do to get this across? Has anyone looked at the info I put online? I did it to try to pass on what has already been found including images of portions of the round reactor well on both 3 and 4. There is also some confusion on #4 because the RPV cap is off and people were mistaking it for the reactor well when looking at a side view. Maybe something on these page would explain?
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