http://www.japantoday.com/category/national/view/govt-suggests-tepco-freeze-soil-around-fukushima-plant
日本政府は、福島原発敷地内の土を凍らせる案を出してはいるが、実現しても、数年先。 Ｔｅｐｃｏは、またしても、染水をまた海に、流す予定。
TOKYO
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A government panel of experts on Thursday recommended that
Tokyo Electric Power Co (TEPCO) consider freezing the soil around the stricken
Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant to reduce the amount of radioactive
groundwater being generated by water flowing into the plant.According to the panel’s plan, pipes would be placed in the ground and filled with coolant at a temperature of minus 40 degrees Celsius. This would then freeze the surrounding soil, effectively acting as an underground wall around the plant.
TEPCO officials promised to study the plan but said the cost of installing such a system would be high. It also said it would take several years to implement.
Currently, about 400 tons of water are seeping into the reactor buildings each day.
Meanwhile, Fuji TV reported that TEPCO officials also met Thursday with local fishermen’s co-operatives to explain their plan to divert water into the sea.
TEPCO’s plan calls for digging wells in 12 locations and pumping the underground water to the surface before it can seep into the plant. The water would then be dumped in the sea with no environmental impact, TEPCO claimed.
Japan Today
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"Freezing soil around Fukushima plan" but "it would take
several years to implement. It sounds like just another unrealistic plan. Meantime Tepco is damping more radioactive water into the sea.
*Tepco considers to fill Torus room with grout to stop ground water flowing in
*Tepco considers to fill Torus room with grout to stop ground water flowing in
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