Tepco still concealing a part of the abnormality records of reactor1~6 in Fukushima

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According to former Tepco engineer Kimura, Tepco has disclosed only a part of the abnormality records of Fukushima nuclear plant in 311.

Mr. Kimura was a reactor design engineer. He held a press conference in Tokyo on 7/10/2013 and submitted the open letter of inquiry to Tepco.

According to Mr. Kimura, Tepco must have the abnormality records of reactor1~6 in 311. The reactors must have recorded water level, pressure, temperature etc at every 1/100 second in the hard-disk.

On the press conference of 7/12/2013, Tepco stated “They keep all the data but did’t disclose all because the accident investigation committee of the National Diet and Nuclear Regulation Authority didn’t require it.”

http://www.tepco.co.jp/tepconews/library/movie-01j.html

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B5jyJeiqBSmLRXpSQnlXcmE2VkE/edit

http://kinoryu.cocolog-nifty.com/go_kinoryu/2013/07/post-9c73.html

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