Прекрасно, дай Б-г.
http://www.businessinsider.com/cesiu...s-scale-2011-3Here's the latest on the nuclear situation.
The explosion was not in the reactor's container and it didn't cause a major radiation leak. In fact, the amount of radioactive elements actually decreased after the explosion, and radiation levels are not rising, according to JibTV, a Japanese TV station with live coverage of the event.
However the the two most recent nuclear explosions, 3 Mile Island in the U.S. in 1979 and Chernobyl in 1986, were rated a 5 and a 7 on the INES (Interntional Nuclear Event) scale, and the Japanese nuclear agency has rated Fukushima a 4, according to Reuters, which is live-blogging the disaster. (A reminder of what happened during Three Mile and Chernobyl is below.)
Iodine and cesium, two byproducts of the nuclear fission process that occurs in nuclear plants, were detected around the area. In addition, radiation levels of 1,015 micro sievert have been found outside the plant, which is the equivalent to receiving the maximum amount of healthy exposure someone can get in one year, in one day, according to JibTV and the WSJ.
Великие умы обсуждают идеи. Средние умы обсуждают события. Мелкие умы обсуждают людей. (Э. Рузвельт)
Наверное, потому, что такого сильного землетрясения 8.9 не было более ста лет, и последующее цунами с разрушительной силой обрушившееся на города, настолько ужасающе, и видео напоминают фильмы аполикапсиса.
Мне нравится, что японцы не сеют паники, а стараются справиться с этой катастрофой. Молодцы.
Великие умы обсуждают идеи. Средние умы обсуждают события. Мелкие умы обсуждают людей. (Э. Рузвельт)
йета женщина из японии, муж - японец:
http://nanohana1.livejournal.com/
Government made press conference and released the following:
1. The explosion around 3:36 PM today is believed to be hydrogen explosion.
Core was uncovered and steam and hydrogen leaked into the space between CV and building, and explosion was caused, it was the hydrogen detonation.
2. CV was not damaged by the explosion. This is confirmed from the fact that radiation level did not increase before and after the explosion. 1015 micro seivert/hour was measured around 3:29 PM which was before the explosion. And this level increase is believed to be due to the CV vent in order to reduce the CV pressure.
3. Radiation level is decreasing after the explosion namely,
860 micro sievert/hour at 3:40PM
70.5 micro sievert/hour at 18:58 PM
This also indicate that the CV integrity is still maintained.
4. They have decided to inject sea water along with boron to prevent further
progress of incident. It was not clear if they are going to inject the
sea water/boron to the core or to the CV, but general understanding
is by the media is to inject in the CV. This injection of sea water and
boron was already started at 20:20PM.
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