Terremoto en Japón.

BBC escribió:3:14 Tepco, which runs the stricken nuclear power plans, is updating its website regularly with technical briefings on the status of the reactors.

Hadesillo escribió:http://www.youtube.com/v/WWAHaM9z66M

Carlos A. escribió:Según el enlace que dio FanDeNintendo hace un rato para ver las réplicas ya ha habido 3 desde entonces .

Un saludo.

Arlan Ashald escribió:estoy en el trabajo aqui monitorizando las redes de muchos clientes a nivel mundial casualmente no tengo ninguna sede en japon... menos mal .. ¿alguien me recomienda alguna emisora de radio para seguir en directo la noticia aqui no tengo tele?

sk8fma escribió:Si pero menores,lo que indica que amaina,o eso parece.

naima escribió:La BBC siempre, pase lo que pase.

Flamígero escribió:Imagen de portada de varios periódicos:

naima escribió:La BBC siempre, pase lo que pase.

Press Release (Mar 13,2011)
Plant Status of Fukushima Daini Nuclear Power Station (as of 2:00am March 13th)


There is no update from the release issued at 1:00 am

Unit 1 (shut down at 2:48pm on March 11th)
- Reactor is shut down and reactor water level is stable.
- Offsite power is available.
- At 8:19am, there was an alarm indicating that one of the control rods was
not properly inserted, however, at 10:43am the alarm was spontaneously
called off. Other control rods has been confirmed that they are fully
inserted (reactor is in subcritical status)
- Status of main steam isolation valve: closed
- Injection of water into the reactor is done by Make-up Water Condensate
System.
- At 6:08pm, we announced the increase in reactor containment vessel
pressure, assumed to be due to leakage of reactor coolant. However, we
do not believe there is leakage of reactor coolant in the containment
vessel at this moment.
- At 5:22am, the temperature of the suppression chamber exceeded 100
degrees. As the reactor pressure suppression function was lost, at 5:22am,
it was determined that a specific incident stipulated in article 15,
clause 1 has occurred.
- We decided to prepare implementing measures to reduce the pressure of the
reactor containment vessel (partial discharge of air containing
radioactive materials) in order to fully secure safety. This preparation
work started at around 9:43am and finished at 6:00pm.
- Restoration work in reactor cooling function is in progress to achieve
reactor cold shutdown.

Unit 2 (shut down at 2:48pm on March 11th)
- Reactor is shut down and reactor water level is stable.
- Offsite power is available.
- Control rods are fully inserted (reactor is in subcritical status)
- Status of main steam isolation valve: closed
- Injection of water into the reactor is done by Make-up Water Condensate
System.
- We do not believe there is leakage of reactor coolant in the containment
vessel.
- At 5:32am, the temperature of the suppression chamber exceeded 100
degrees. As the reactor pressure suppression function was lost, at 5:32am,
it was determined that a specific incident stipulated in article 15,
clause 1 has occurred.
- We decided to prepare implementing measures to reduce the pressure of the
reactor containment vessel (partial discharge of air containing
radioactive materials) in order to fully secure safety. This preparation
work started at around 10:33am and finished at 10:58pm.
- Restoration work in reactor cooling function is in progress to achieve
reactor cold shutdown.


Unit 3 (shut down at 2:48pm on March 11th)
- Reactor is shut down and reactor water level is stable.
- Offsite power is available.
- Control rods are fully inserted (reactor is in subcritical status)
- Status of main steam isolation valve: closed
- We do not believe there is leakage of reactor coolant in the containment
vessel.
- We decided to prepare implementing measures to reduce the pressure of the
reactor containment vessel (partial discharge of air containing
radioactive materials) in order to fully secure safety. The preparation
woke started at around 12:08pm and finished at 12:13pm.
- Reactor cold shutdown at 12:15pm

Unit 4 (shut down at 2:48pm on March 11th)
- Reactor is shut down and reactor water level is stable.
- Offsite power is available.
- Control rods are fully inserted (reactor is in subcritical status)
- Status of main steam isolation valve: closed
- Injection of water into the reactor is done by Make-up Water Condensate
System.
- We do not believe there is leakage of reactor coolant in the containment
vessel.
- In order to cool down the reactor, injection of water into the reactor
had been done by the Reactor Core Isolation Cooling System, however, At
6:07am, the temperature of the suppression chamber exceeded 100 degrees.
As the reactor pressure suppression function was lost, at 6:07am, it was
determined that a specific incident stipulated in article 15, clause 1
has occurred.
- We decided to prepare implementing measures to reduce the pressure of the
reactor containment vessel (partial discharge of air containing
radioactive materials) in order to fully secure safety. The preparation
woke started at around 11:44am and finished at around 11:52am.
- Restoration work in reactor cooling function is in progress to achieve
reactor cold shutdown.

Indication from monitoring posts installed at the site boundary did not
show any difference from ordinary level.
No radiation impact to the external environment has been confirmed. We will
continue to monitor in detail the possibility of radioactive material being
discharged from exhaust stack or discharge canal.

cocko escribió: la cobertura de la televisón en España es asquerosa e inmunda, encima de mala calidad. Por poco se salva 24h pero ni de lejos como la BBC.

Arker escribió:naima 2 preguntas:

1) Tú antes has dicho que si se ha producido la fusión del núcleo se sabe con seguridad, ¿por qué ellos sólo lo dan como posibilidad? ¿podría ser esa alarma de que una de las barras no estaba insertada un indicador de que algo va mal dentro?

HitoShura escribió:Vamos, de momento lo unico que se sabe es que ha pasado algo en una central nuclear, porque cada uno dice una cosa.

wabo escribió:

Flamígero escribió:Imagen de portada de varios periódicos:

Amarillismo puro y duro.

Hadesillo escribió:Que duro debe ser ver la ciudad donde has crecido arrasada con solo unos pocos edificios en pie. El lugar en el que has crecido y que tus antepasados han construido, desaparecido para siempre. Por no hablar de la pérdida de conocidos, familiares, amigos, conciudadanos y compatriotas.

Flamígero escribió:

wabo escribió:

Flamígero escribió:Imagen de portada de varios periódicos:

Amarillismo puro y duro.

Todo el amarillismo que quieras, pero "Hasta 160 personas pueden haberse visto expuestas a la radiación" en portada mientras escribo este post en la web de "El país". Tres ya hospitalizadas por recibir altas dosis de radiación.

josemurcia escribió:

Arker escribió:naima 2 preguntas:

1) Tú antes has dicho que si se ha producido la fusión del núcleo se sabe con seguridad, ¿por qué ellos sólo lo dan como posibilidad? ¿podría ser esa alarma de que una de las barras no estaba insertada un indicador de que algo va mal dentro?

Me adelanto y te digo que sigo en directo la BBC y la NHK y en ningún momento han dicho nada(o por lo menos no he visto) sobre una posible fusión del nucleo.
EDITO: NHK World http://jibtv.com/program/fullscreen.aspx?page=0

Pues permiteme que lo dude, no han dicho anda ni en NHK ni en BBC, solo 160 personas con posibilidades de exposición y se piensa que 19(visto en NHK hace unos minutos) con señales de exposición, pero nada de hospitalizadas ni mucho menos.

BBC escribió:3:52 The news coming from Japan remains bleak. Government spokesman Yukio Edano: "We do believe that there is a possibility that meltdown has occurred - it is inside the reactor, we can't see. However, we are acting, assuming that a meltdown has occurred and with reactor number 3 we are also assuming the possibility of a meltdown as we carry out measures."

CNN presenter Piers Morgan tweets: "Nuclear expert Bill Nye just said situation at Japan plants sounds 'way more serious' than authorities saying. Deeply worrying.

The news coming from Japan remains bleak. Government spokesman Yukio Edano: "We do believe that there is a possibility that meltdown has occurred - it is inside the reactor, we can't see. However, we are acting, assuming that a meltdown has occurred and with reactor number 3 we are also assuming the possibility of a meltdown as we carry out measures."

The news coming from Japan remains bleak. Government spokesman Yukio Edano: "We do believe that there is a possibility that meltdown has occurred - it is inside the reactor, we can't see. However, we are acting, assuming that a meltdown has occurred and with reactor number 3 we are also assuming the possibility of a meltdown as we carry out measures.

Las noticias desde Japón siguen siendo malas. El portavoz del gobierno Yukio Edano: "Creemos que hay posibilidades de que haya ocurrido una fusión del núcleo - es en el interior del reactor, no podemos verlo. Sin embargo, asumimos que ha ocurrido la fusión del núcleo y con el reactor número 3 también estamos asumiendo la posibilidad de una fusión según vamos tomando medidas.

j0se242 escribió:Seré yo que, como no tengo ni puta idea, me pierdo pero... ¿soy el único al que le da la sensación que, unos y otros, no tienen ni idea, exactamente, de ante qué estamos? Primero que si todo está controlado, luego que si no está tan controlado, luego que si aquí no pasa nada, luego que si "el nuevo Chernobyl", pfff... qué se aclaren ya, macho.

BBC escribió:4:06 More on the specific dangers of Fukushima 1 plant's reactor 3: The BBC's Chris Hogg in Toky says the reactor is fuelled with uranium and plutonium, meaning the consequences of a meltdown are much more severe than at the other reactors.

j0se242 escribió:Seré yo que, como no tengo ni puta idea, me pierdo pero... ¿soy el único al que le da la sensación que, unos y otros, no tienen ni idea, exactamente, de ante qué estamos? Primero que si todo está controlado, luego que si no está tan controlado, luego que si aquí no pasa nada, luego que si "el nuevo Chernobyl", pfff... qué se aclaren ya, macho.

Ira Helfand of the group Physicians for Social Responsibility says the reactor contains huge levels of radioactivity that cannot be allowed to escape. "The bottom line is that we just don't know what's going to happen over the next couple of days. And frankly, neither do the people who are operating these power plants. They're very complex systems that are clearly way of whack, and whether they're going to be able to contain the radiation inside the reactors or not, is simply not known at this point," he said.

Arlan Ashald escribió:yo espero que la infraestructura aguante si se produjera una explosion como en chernobil, tengo dos cuestiones, ¿habria una reaccion en cadena con los otros reactores? ¿seria una explosion muy superior a la de chernobil no?

Agencia de Meteorología de Japón: "En los próximos 3 días hay un 70% de posibilidad de una réplica que supere M7,0" (Vía NHK)

Arlan Ashald escribió:Gracias por la aclaracion me quedo mas tranquilo aunque no me has respondido a la cuestion

j0se242 escribió:Seré yo que, como no tengo ni puta idea, me pierdo pero... ¿soy el único al que le da la sensación que, unos y otros, no tienen ni idea, exactamente, de ante qué estamos? Primero que si todo está controlado, luego que si no está tan controlado, luego que si aquí no pasa nada, luego que si "el nuevo Chernobyl", pfff... qué se aclaren ya, macho.