6/16/2011 | Fukushima Daiichi reactor 1 dry well radiation dose at new highs (263 Sieverts/hour))

Source: http://atmc.jp/
Date: 6/16/2011 4:54 PM CST (chart snapshot taken)

There is a new record high in the reactor 1 data set of 263 Sieverts/hour.  The old record high was 261 Sieverts/hour.  It seems like when the radiation dosage of the dry well gets high, they manage to get the radiation down at which point the radiation spikes again.  The chart looks like a sloppy Sine wave.

Location:	Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant
Date:	Mar 15, 2011 (Tuesday) - June 16, 2011 (Thursday)
The latest:	D / W: two hundred sixty-three Sv / h , S / C: 0.826 Sv / h
Situation	Defective meter

Date D / W S / C 6 / 16 263 0.826 6 / 15 162 0.826 6 / 14 28.1 0.830 6 / 13 102 0.835 6 / 12 261 0.838 6 / 11 91.1 0.841 6 / 10 51.0 0.842 6 / 09 224 0.839 6 / 04 250.0 0.889 6 / 03 222.0 0.898 6 / 02 209.0 0.909 6 / 01 185.0 0.919 5 / 31 59.0 0.928 5 / 30 41.8 0.936 5 / 29 225 0.944 5 / 28 215 0.950 5 / 27 63.8 0.959 5 / 26 43.7 0.958 5 / 25 215 0.987 5 / 24 192 0.997 5 / 23 201 1.01 5 / 22 196 1.01 5 / 21 36.2 1.02

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NISA plant parameters have been published (when the reactor), the amount of nuclear radiation has been graphed.
You can check the daily water temperature, pressure and radiation dose of No. 1-5, Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power reactors.
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No. 4 is stopped when there is no body checking in the reactor fuel for, are excluded from the list.
Meaning of the terms in the chart below.
D / W stands for ... well dry. Containment vessel to the body. S / C ... stands for the suppression chamber. To the pressure suppression chamber.

※ The value of the graph shows the maximum absolute value of the day.

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