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Video: Tepco’s Fukushima simulation has “100 percent error” — Bottom of containment “might be eroded or broken”

 http://enenews.com/tepco-simulation-100-percent-error-bottom-containment-be-broken-eroded-video

Published: September 30th, 2012 at 10:23 pm ET 
By ENENews

Mr. Yastel Yamada, a retired engineer and founder of the Fukushima Skilled Veterans Corps
Uploaded by: OccupyUkiah
Filmed: July 30, 2012
Uploaded on: Sept. 27, 2012

Mr. Yastel Yamada, a retired engineer and founder of the Fukushima Skilled Veterans Corps: Now this is a simulation carried out by Tepco of what happened in the vessel…

In the case of Fukushima, the fuel has melted down and eroded the concrete. And now Tepco says that there is some room. And they say this depth is 65 centimeters, 25 inches, but this is a simulation. No one has seen inside. Therefore, the shape of the debris is not known. This is just an assumption. And temperature is measured say 4-5 points, but the reliability of the measured temperature is very bad because of the damage inside. And furthermore sand and concrete is not uniform material like steel. It’s a mixture of stone, stand and cement.

Therefore that 65 centimeters must have, say 100 percent error, then if so the vessel bottom might be eroded, or broken.

 

And this

President Yamada back from his visit to the United States
2012/9/5 

“..The “Fukushima Response”, a local activity group established by people who are concerned about the present situation of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, offered overall support for President Yamada, assiduously setting up meetings with decision makers of the United States, members of Congress and media representatives during the three week stay, as well as arranging more than ten lectures in cities on the West and East Coast; these lectures drew a lot of attention and sympathy, and were very well received on each occasion…”

http://svcf.jp/english

October 1, 2012 - Posted by arclight2011 | Uncategorized