Fukushima SFP#5 & Typhoon Update 7/8/14
Channel: MsMilkytheclown1
Date: 2014-07-09

BEFORE I FORGET: Spent Fuel Pool at Reactor number 5 TEPCO and NHK have been VERY ILLUSIVE on their story about SFP at reactor Five.  First they said that Sea Water (Salt water) was used to cool the fuel pools, THEN they said that Salt Water was used to Cool the Cooling Water.  I'll copy paste the NHK Narrative Below to be exact.  NOTE: If Salt Water (sea water) gets into the spent fuel pools (OR reactors) it creates a MUCH MORE VOLATILE environment and throws off a LOT of "BuckyBalls" that are nano-particles that can travel LONG distances and are Highly Radioactive.  
Leuren Moret: USA, UK Monarchy behind Fukushima radiation genocide http://youtu.be/zkZ7v_6nsl0 
This is about how saltwater makes little nuclear engines that look like buckyballs and are not absorbed into water normally and able to travel long distances and last billions of years, its very bad news 
Leuren Moret: Fukushima radiation has made Hawaii and Pacific islands unsafe for humans http://youtu.be/PST3HysmSPk
Radchick: Fukushima triggers jump in airline pilot/passenger heart attacks, cancers, rad symptoms 
http://youtu.be/EOtxx7zpyz0


YESTERDAY NHK said: 
No prospect to resume cooling No.5 fuel pool
The operator of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant says it has no idea when it can resume the cooling system for one of the spent fuel pools.
Tokyo Electric Power Company halted the cooling system at the No.5 reactor on Sunday after workers found seawater leaking from a pipe. Seawater is used to lower the temperature of coolant water in the storage pools for spent nuclear fuel.
TEPCO found a small hole in a valve for adjusting the flow of seawater. Workers covered the hole as a stopgap measure, but they are still considering how to repair the pipe.
The temperature in the pool rose to 25.7 degrees Celsius on Monday, up 2 degrees from Sunday.
TEPCO says the temperature will reach the company's safety limit of 65 degrees in a little over a week.
The operator plans to channel seawater into the pool to curb the rise in temperature.
The No. 5 reactor was offline when the plant had an accident in March 2011 and escaped damage. TEPCO has decided to decommission the reactor.
Jul. 7, 2014 - Updated 08:34 UTC

TODAY NHK said:
Cooling resumes at No.5 reactor http://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/english/news/20140708_37.html
The operator of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant says it has restarted the cooling system for a pool that contains spent fuel. The system had been suspended for 2 days due to a mechanical problem.
Engineers of Tokyo Electric Power Company on Sunday found water leaking from a pipeline for the system that cools spent fuel rods at the No.5 reactor building.
The engineers shut down the system. They found a small hole in a valve that adjusts the flow of water.
TEPCO officials say the temperature of the fuel rods is below the company's safety limit and that their condition is stable.
The No.5 reactor was offline at the time of the accident in March 2011. The unit did not melt down.
Jul. 8, 2014 - Updated 10:06 UTC
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    Cooling resumes at No.5 reactor,
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    Tech minister promotes 'safer' nuclear reactor,
    Fukushima doll exhibition opens in Britain,
    TEPCO pressed to make sure ice wall works,
    Ex-PM Koizumi criticizes nuclear plants restart,
    Local fish enjoyed by people in Fukushima,.

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Typhoon Neoguri heading north off Okinawa, Amami
Typhoon Neoguri is moving northward off Japan's southwestern islands of Okinawa and Amami, bringing heavy rain and strong winds. The storm knocked out electricity to more than 80,000 households.
The Japan Meteorological Agency says the typhoon was located over the East China Sea, northwest of Okinawa and Amami on Wednesday morning. It was moving northward at 20 kilometers an hour.
The agency rated Neoguri as "large and strong" as of Wednesday, with a central atmospheric pressure of 960 hectopascals. Its maximum wind speed was 180 kilometers per hour.
Neoguri has brought developed rainclouds over the islands.
Yomitan Village on Okinawa's main island recorded an unprecedented 96.5 millimeters of rainfall per hour on Wednesday morning.
Local governments on the island have received about 10 reports of floods and landslides. The weather agency issued emergency warnings for heavy rain for the island...
Jul. 9, 2014 - Updated 01:41 UTC