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Possible Reactor SafetyEnhancements from SampleExamination and Evaluationat Fukushima Daiichi
J. Rempe (INL), M. Farmer (ANL), M. Corradini (UW),L. Ott (ORNL), R. Gauntt and D. Powers (SNL), and M. Plys(FAI) International Experts’ Meeting on Reactor and Spent Fuel Safety in the Light of the Accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant IAEA Headquarters Vienna, Austria March 2012 
Photo Courtesy TEPCO
 
Fukushima Daiichi What’s Known
Multiple large seismic andflooding events
Extended loss of power
Operators/staff faced adverseconditions
 – Degraded instrumentation
Multiple-unit event damage
 – Several building explosions – Some reactor fuel damaged
Most (if not all) fuel in unit 4storage pool intact
Fukushima 
3/11 14:469.03/11 15:086.73/11 15:157.93/11 15:257.73/12 3:596.33/12 4:466.23/15/ 22:3163/23 7:125.74/7 23:327.14/11 17:166.6
Photos and Graphics Courtesy TEPCO
 
Fukushima Daiichi Much Unknown
Amount of water addition
Cooling system operation
Component failures
Fuel damage extent
Seawater addition effects
Final core material location
Fukushima 
Post-accident examinations and evaluations needed 
CoreRPVCVSFPS/CPhotos Courtesy GE and TEPCO
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