Alexander Higgins
Several Fukushima Nuclear reactors are overheating again as TEPCO says water is failing to cool them down and Boric acid is being injected – a tell tale sign of a nuclear meltdown
The Fukushima nuclear power plant is once again making international news headlines as the reactors being to over heat uncontrollably.
Boric Acid Injection – The Tell Tale Sign Nuclear Of Nuclear Meltdown
While TEPCO publicly denies the reactors are in a state of meltdown yet admits they are injecting Boric acid into the reactors. We learned from there first round of lies, almost a year ago in March, that the Boric acid is injected to slow down the chain reactor of a Nuclear meltdown. Hence, we can only assume that TEPCO is lying about the nuclear plant being a state of meltdown just like they did last March.
Via The Fukushima Diary
Tepco is going to inject boric acid
On the press conference of 2/6/2012 PM, Tepco announced they are going to add 960 Kg of boric acid tonight in JST.
They increased the amount of water to inject to reactor 2, but it’s still 70.6℃ at 5:00AM on 2/6/2012.
Tepco has started analyzing the gas to publish the data on 2/7/2012.
For the brief report, the amount of Xe135 is ND, (≦ 1Bq/cm3) which denies the possibility of recriticality.
However, they are going to inject 960 kg of boric acid and increase the amount of water by 3 tones.
The reason why they need to add boric acid is not explained.
Read more:
http://blog.alexanderhiggins.com/2012/02/06/fukushima-nuclear-reactors-nuclear-meltdown-81391/
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