[Photo]Tepco admitted Reactor2, 3 directly released radioactive material to the air by 3.15.11/100Sv/h in PCV

(Before It's News)

On 12/17/2015, Tepco reported that radioactive material was directly released to the air from Reactor 2 and 3 by 3/15/2011 with relevant photos.

From their latest analysis, PCV (Primary Containment Vessel) of both of Reactor 2 and 3 are assumed to have been damaged enough to release the radioactive material by the day.

In addition to their analysis, Tepco published the photos of Reactor 2 and 3, which were taken from 7 to 9 am of 3/15/2011 (See photos attached below). These photos capture white “steam” released from Reactor 2 and 3. Tepco concludes that the steam is highly likely to be directly released from the upper part of PCV 2 and 3.

In this PCV of Reactor 2, Tepco also announced that they detected 100 Sv/h from early in the morning of 3/15/2011. Their data shows it kept nearly 100 Sv/h until 3/16/2011. No further data is released.

↓ Reactor 3 releasing white steam from PCV

↓ Reactor 2 releasing white steam from PCV

http://www.tepco.co.jp/cc/press/betu15_j/images/151217j0102.pdf

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