"I wouldn't want to be the one who has to pump in the boric acid, and if things have reached such a point it's probably futile anyway. The reactor is 40 years old, and given the level of quality of Japanese construction and materials at the time (the era when Japanese goods and steel were considered cheap junk), I doubt the containment system will be sufficient. The plant is built at the edge of the sea, so and outer containment system will be difficult to construct, and aftershocks continue to shake the area. Another Chernobyl is unlikely, the Fukushima reactor is smaller, and is probably not capable of producing such a disaster. Still, if it melts down it's not going to be fun. Реактор сорокалетней давности и был детищем той эпохи, когда качество японской инженерии и материалов расценивалось дешёвым мусором. Я сомневаюсь что конструкция "контайнмента" будет эффективной. Станция построена на берегу моря, защитный саркофаг будет трудно возвести да и дальнейшие толчки будут усугублять повреждения."это написал один из японцев