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Tepco releases the data about radioactivity density (I-131, Cs-134, Cs-137) of the seawater around Fukushima nuclear plant port on the daily basis.
However, they miss the data several times a month. The reason is not announced.
They miss the data in the format below,
・No Cs-134 data, no Cs-137 data
・No Cs-134 data but Cs-137
Strangely, they never miss the data in the format below
・No Cs-137 but Cs-134
When they miss data, they miss neither of Cs-134 nor Cs-137, or only Cs-134, but they never miss only Cs-137 but Cs-134.
They graph below is the radiation readings of the seawater at reactor4 screen (Outside of the silt fence) as an example.
Also, Cs-134/137 ratio is endlessly stable. The half life of Cs-134 is 2.0652 years. However, it’s all stable at least through these 3 months.
On this post, Fukushima Diary suggests the possibility that Tepco covers up the Cs-134 readings when it is bigger than Cs-137.
If Cs-134 reading is bigger than Cs-137, it can have us suspect the possible fission.
http://www.tepco.co.jp/en/nu/fukushima-np/f1/smp/2013/images/intake_canal_130614-e.pdf
http://www.tepco.co.jp/en/nu/fukushima-np/f1/smp/index-e.html
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