ScribbleLive

the original article about german prof. lengfelder: www.focus.de not really interesing though.

@MaryW Google Trans it! :-)

water desalination Japanese version www.tepco.co.jp

@Peter Melzer iaea are a body I cannot trust not to have written a 'report' that is nothing more than a warmongers charter, I don't think iran are blue eyed innocents but neither do I believe the report will be unbiased

@Peter Melzer Hurrah every column inch is a few more people waking up

TEPCO begins removing cesium from spent fuel pool

The operator of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant has begun removing radioactive cesium from water in the spent fuel pool of one of the damaged reactors.

Tokyo Electric Power Company installed a device to remove cesium inside the cooling water of the spent fuel pool at the No.2 reactor. The device became operational on Sunday.

The concentration of radioactive cesium remains high in the cooling water of the spent fuel pools following meltdowns at the No. 1, 2, and 3 reactors.

TEPCO has been removing radioactive material from the reactors' cooling water since July, but the No.2 reactor became the first where the procedure took place in the spent fuel pool.
TEPCO aims to reduce the concentration of radioactive material in the water from one-hundredth to one- thousandth within about a month.

There are fears that the metal pipes and walls of the spent fuel pools will erode, as seawater was used after the accident to cool down the spent fuel pools of the No. 2, 3 and 4 reactors. TEPCO has already begun removing salt from the water in the pool at the No.4 reactor, and plans to do the same at the pool of the No.2 reactor.

The company said removal of radioactive material from the pool water is necessary as a step toward removing salt. The salt concentration of the pools is not particularly high -- about one-tenth of the saltwater -- but erosion caused by salt may cause holes to form.

Monday, November 07, 2011 05:44 +0900 (JST)
www3.nhk.or.jp

back for a bit

hi @ mary.. I am not certain on that... hopefully lilly would be here

greetings @elaine

@MaryW I have a notion it went to a plant but need make sure

@MaryW where did you find shipped locations? now i want to know why the us is snding plutonium to the uk?

mary, search mox on the group site. the mox sghipments come up

Low level waste goes from Genkai to Rokkasho

　Kyushu Electric Power Co. Genkai Nuclear Power Station (city limits) on December 6, released to the press to work low-level radioactive waste shipped out from the power plant. This work was published nine years. The waste is loaded onto cargo ships, sailing on the 7th. Burial will be disposed at the center of the low-level radioactive waste disposal in the village of Rokkasho, Aomori Prefecture Japan Nuclear Fuel.
　Paper or cloth was shipped out with the work of the Unit No. 3 and 4 Genkai, the hardened cement and metal parts, etc.. Transported from the wharf in the trailer building a shipping container packed with 55 to 200 440-liter drums. Continuously using the shipping tanker 待Chi構Eta crane.
　Transport ships sailed around noon after 7 days, from Kyushu Electric Power 川内原, the Port Mutsu-Ogawara, Aomori Prefecture 16 Shikoku Electric Ikata stop by the primary. Rokkasho is land transportation to the village.
　Transport of low-level waste from nuclear power plants in this 11th Genkai. Genkai nuclear power plant in a year, about 2500 duty drums emissions. The cellar, which has been stored for about 90 003 Thousand September 30 Thousand allowable number of approximately 90 004.

mytown.asahi.com

@MaryW nov 7 2011

@Peter oh boy