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    400 fuel assemblies - damaged; RPV pressure 65. Blowout panel opened in side of reactor building to reduce H2 buildup. Freshwater injection initiated at 18:02 JDT 3 / 25 (NISA); fire truck providing seawater to recirc line.

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    400 fuel assemblies - damaged; RPV pressure 65. Blowout panel opened in side of reactor building to reduce H2 buildup. Freshwater injection initiated at 18:02 JDT 3 / 25 (NISA); fire truck providing seawater to recirc line.

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    Fukushima Daiichi Status Update – March 25 - 1330 - Pages from ML12037A103 - FOIA PA-2011-0118, FOIA PA-2011-0119 & FOIA PA 2011-0120 - Resp 41 - Partial - Group DDD Part 1 of 3. (78 page(s), 1 24 2012)-15

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    Fukushima Daiichi Status Summary - 1330 EDT 0312512011 - Update


    400 fuel assemblies - damaged; RPV pressure 65.7 psiq (NISA): RPV level -1/2 TAF (JAIF); freshwater injection initiated (NISA); Vessel temp: Btm Head 148 C, FW nozzle 197 C (NISA) Primary functional-drywell press 40 psicq TEPCO considering venting (NISA); Secondary lost, H2 explosion 292 bundles (GEH); water level unknown; truck providing 548 fuel assemblies - damaged; RPV pressure 12.3 psiq (NISA); RPV level -1/3 TAF (JAIF); fire seawater to recirc line; Vessel temp: Btm Head 104C, FW nozzle 107C (NISA) Primary - damaged, drywell pressure 17.4 psicq (JAIF); Secondary - blowout panel opened in side of reactor building to reduce H2 buildup; SF Pool 587 bundles (GEH); seawater injection via fuel pool cooling system; water temp 52 C (NISA) 548 fuel assemblies - damaged; RPV press. 20 osia (NISA); RPV level -1/2 TAF (JAIF); fire truck providing seawater to recirc line. Freshwater iniection initiated at 18:02 JDT 3/25 (NISA) Vessel temp: Btm Head 111 C,

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    Containment SF Pool

    Q Q

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    Containment

    3 4
    5

    Containment SF Pool

    Primary - unknown (NRC):Secondary - lost during H2 explosion; white smoke (IAEA) 514 bundles (GEH); Sea water injection to SFP via Cooling and Purification Line. SFP Temp unknown 1331 bundles in SFP (GEH & NISA); pool likely dry at one point causing significant fuel damage; 3/24 water sprayed into pool to refill; SFP temp unknown; sea water injection via fuel pool cooling system and water spray via concrete boom (NISA) 548 fuel assemblies - no damage; Shutdown since 1/3/11; Cold shutdown at 1430 JDT 3/20 (NISA); RPV intact; temp 43C (NISA); offsite electrical power restored (NISA);

    SF Pool

    4 5

    SF Pool Core

    946 bundles (JAIF); pool temp 37.9 C (NISA); RHR pump repaired 3/24, cooling started 1634 JDT(NISA) 764 fuel assemblies- no damage; Shutdown since 8/14/10; Cold shutdown at 1927 JDT 3/20. (NISA) RPV intact; tempbundles (GEH); pool temp 22.0 Coffsite power restored 876 27 C (NISA) Cooling with RHR; (JAIF); Injection to SFP via normal makeup; Cooling RPV and SFP with RHR(NISA) 6,000 bundles (GEH) maintained at 53 C (NISA); normal cooling started 1805 JDT 3/24/201 1(NISA)

    S Pool SF

    Common SF Pool

    Summary Sheet Notes:


    Basis for Assigned Priority to Units
    1. Unit 1 is PRIORITY 1, maintaining containment is priority 2. Unit 2 is PRIORITY 2, containment damaged 3. Unit 3 is PRIORITY 3, Primary containment may be intact. However, flooding in turbine building contains 1-131 4. Unit 4 is PRIORITY 4 due to the condition of its spent fuel pool 5. Units 5 and 6 are the same priority. Cooling being maintained. 6. Common SFP is lowest priority. Being adequately maintained.

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