Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant: The first operation of discharging treated water into the sea has been completed
At TEPCO’s Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant, approximately 1,000 tanks contain water that has been treated to remove radioactive substances.
Tritium and other substances remain in the treated water.
For this reason, from August 24th, we added a large amount of sea water to the treated water to dilute its concentration and began discharging it into the sea.
Tokyo Electric Power Company said on the 11th that it had completed the first round of efforts to dump the debris into the sea.
When testing the tritium concentration in seawater, which is carried out every day, the concentration of tritium in 1L was less than 10 Bq.
It’s much lower than 700 becquerels, which makes me think about whether to stop working.
TEPCO says it will now investigate whether there are any problems with the equipment and will begin the second flush when it is ready.
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