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  • Simply can't buy the readouts from that instrument. The original Veen link is docs.google.com Third column is the sensor in question.
    by Markfm 5/10/2011 6:32:40 PM

  • Look at the heading of the third column in the link I just posted, on page 2 (belowq page 1, the graph). That column heading looks to be precisely the same as the one people have been looking at recently, just that Veen's link has more data.
    by Markfm 5/10/2011 6:33:39 PM

  • @Jill in Sweden No. All such measurements have been suspended by the US and Canada authorities. The only data available is from the CTBTO (comprehensive test ban treaty organization).
    by Bobby1 5/10/2011 6:34:28 PM

  • Any instrument that shows 539 on 1 reading, then -132 on the next reading 9 hours later, has "issues"
    by Markfm 5/10/2011 6:35:31 PM

  • Love to talk more, but have to go. sorry
    by Jim 5/10/2011 6:36:32 PM

  • Hope your appointment is pleasant. Catch you later.
    by Markfm 5/10/2011 6:39:17 PM

  • @Edano, Edano are you here ?
    by DT 5/10/2011 6:39:29 PM

  • @all. I think I found something significant. I have been looking for data for the reactors from the EQ through the 1st 24 hours. This website seems to mention it and shows two screen shots of what looks like partial data for March 11, like someone photographed them on paper. If anyone can figure out how we can get better images? translate.google.com
    by Nancy 5/10/2011 6:40:08 PM

  • @Jill in Sweden In California the Berkeley Nuclear Engineering dept. Was the only source for comprehensive testing and they have cut back to nothing. I live in SoCaL and as far as I can find out there is no food/soil sampling here and the air sampling doesn't break it down by individual isotopes.
    by LM 5/10/2011 6:40:08 PM

  • Unfortunately I don't see the screenshots -- might be a firewall thing.
    by markfm 5/10/2011 6:42:51 PM

  • @markfm did the article pull up for you, they are down the page, but they look like tables that might make sense to you.... i don't read japense and the asian and galic languges don't make sense even when they are translated
    by fitter 5/10/2011 6:47:45 PM

  • @Nancy nice job on the pic and bo did a great job
    by fitter 5/10/2011 6:48:44 PM

  • I quick scanned through it, just nothing caught my eye.
    by markfm 5/10/2011 6:50:48 PM

  • lots of steam from 3
    by UKVal 5/10/2011 6:51:42 PM

  • Hui 3 is really active today...
    by Mina 5/10/2011 6:51:56 PM

  • Curious to see if #1 water levels report differently starting tomorrow, since the meters were supposed to have been calibrated on 10 May.
    by markfm 5/10/2011 6:54:23 PM

  • @Nancy et al
    report
    earthquake damage information (Part 3) (currently March 11, 15:17 minutes)
    Toukyoudenryoku ○ (Ltd) Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station (Futaba town, city and county Ookuma Hutaba Fukushima) (1) driving conditions No. 1 (million 46 kW) (auto-stop) No. 2 (14,000 78 kW) (auto-stop) No. 3 (14,000 78 kW) (auto-stop) No. 4 (14,000 78 kW) (stopped due to the constant search) No. 5 (14,000 78 kW) (stopped due to the constant search) No. 6 (million 110 kW) (constant stopping the search) (2) reading and monitoring post - Monitoring changes in the post reading: None • Changes in the main exhaust stack monitoring instructions: None (3) report on the extraordinary Article 10 of the report Nuclear Disaster Special Measures Law (Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station Unit 3) Article 15 of the report (Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station Unit 1)
    www.meti.go.jp
    by elainekirk 5/10/2011 6:54:59 PM

  • Oh, ty for that information. I am so shocked (I guess I am still much more naive than I thought...) In Sweden there are now testing of grass several placesby teh authorities - very low levels - but still we are a VERY long way from Japan. Max has been 34 Bq/Kg I-131 (which according to their info given that a cow eats about 50 kg of grass per day would give about 14 Bq/kg milk). If the levels in air in western US was about 100 times higher than in Sweden during a period in March April... There must be sampling going on. What about that Freedom of Information act you have?
    by Jill in Sweden 5/10/2011 6:56:02 PM

  • @Jill in Sweden I am sure there is sampling going on, but the results have not been released by the government. There have been no warnings or advisories in the US whatever, not even for pregnant women. The official position is, everything is perfectly safe (even with 3 reactors and a spent fuel pool releasing radioisotopes into the atmosphere).
    by Bobby1 5/10/2011 7:03:27 PM

  • Russia today . m.youtube.com
    by ,majjham zazen 5/10/2011 7:32:19 PM

  • @Jill in Sweden, the epa does publish some tests for air, rain and drinking water, and milk regularly: opendata.socrata.com
    by Peter Melzer 5/10/2011 7:39:59 PM

  • @Peter Melzer Though they just announced that, since the radiation levels keep falling at Fuku, they're off alert, and the next milk and drinking water tests will be in about 3 months.
    by radioguy 5/10/2011 7:44:57 PM

  • A little contrast enhancement would help the video feed.
    by markfm 5/10/2011 7:50:11 PM

  • Yes, morning fog backlit by a rising sun is just hard, though.
    by radioguy 5/10/2011 7:53:33 PM

  • "Falling" radiation levels from Fukushima. www.bfs.de

    by Bobby1 via Bfs.de 5/10/2011 7:58:29 PM

  • @Nancy This looks to be the NHK video from the 8th April, featuring the data screenshots you mentioned - see report circa 3.30 mins in: www.youtube.com
    by es 5/10/2011 8:03:18 PM

  • @radioguy, my bad. I still get to see the current air gamma- and beta- counts from my closest station, though: www.epa.gov . Intriguing spike lately!
    by Peter Melzer 5/10/2011 8:09:28 PM

  • Leading edge of the smokeshow drift?
    by radioguy 5/10/2011 8:18:22 PM

  • back for a bit
    by dean 5/10/2011 8:19:21 PM

  • @Peter Melzer No wait. Virginia. You have to be, what, 5-7 days behind Fuku in the weather pattern?
    by radioguy 5/10/2011 8:19:56 PM

  • So that would be around the 3rd? What happened at Fuku on the 3rd?
    by radioguy 5/10/2011 8:22:36 PM

  • Nancy you there
    by dean 5/10/2011 8:27:40 PM

  • One thing of interest, when the EQ happened at fukushima it put of service a tranformation station which cut out the connection to the eletrical grid. This condition lasted for approximately 50 minutes before being restored. After the scram the main steam turbine isolation valves shut which isolated steam to the main turbine and caused it to trip. At this point the electrical facility power that is generated by the turbine and used by various plant systems and instrumentation was also lost.
    by dean 5/10/2011 8:38:50 PM

  • I am trying to find out what kind of diesels were used for the EMERGENY DIESELS (2 at the plant and as far as my research has indicated - water coole). Only plant 6 had a 3rd diesel that is air cooled. Without water cooling to the diesel it could have over heated as typically the jacket water system on a diesel is cooled by auxillary sytem water (similar to the secondary side in the steam turbine)
    by dean 5/10/2011 8:40:50 PM

  • @dean hi water cooled deisels to handle loss of coolant mmmm monty python would like that
    by elainekirk 5/10/2011 8:45:02 PM

  • indeed elaine.. that's one part of the whole equation not identified diesels have to have cooling or they shutdown
    by dean 5/10/2011 8:47:19 PM

  • @dean I will have a look as I tootle round these docs- given myself headache - gonna have a coffee and then back to them
    by elainekirk 5/10/2011 8:53:44 PM

  • @Peter Melzer ty I find it hard to find any milk data at all though? Air filter and air cartridge (socrata link)
    by Jill in Sweden 5/10/2011 8:54:51 PM

  • @RBeaner Hello, just got back. @RBeaner No, it's not. I don't get what you mean?
    by Jim 5/10/2011 8:54:54 PM

  • I pay the bill for what I have hosted, there shouldn't be any charges for anyone or thing.
    by Jim 5/10/2011 8:56:06 PM

  • YES. New milk from Berkeley NUC (well, still a week or so old but hey!.)
    by radioguy 5/10/2011 8:59:27 PM

  • by radioguy 5/10/2011 8:59:44 PM

  • First time we've seen the Cs fall in Berkeley milk.
    by radioguy 5/10/2011 9:01:08 PM

  • sounds good elaine.. @jim hi
    by dean 5/10/2011 9:02:28 PM

  • @Jim It asked for Valid cell phone # and then says something about $9.99 mo trial for something, went off the side of the page and could not see/read the whole paragraph. I exited.
    by RBeaner 5/10/2011 9:02:44 PM

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