An Idea for Filling the Fukushima Daiichi Spent Fuel Pool

This is just a suggestion. This may fill spent fuel pool of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station faster than the spraying from the ground. Hoses can lowered from a helicopter. Low-pressure water can be pumped into the spent fuel pool. This mill make less dust.

Notes:

1.) The gray tops of the buildings represent the rubble of where the roofs once were. (Thank you user: "TheyDidThis")

2.) The hoses could be wrapped in fiberglass before flexible aluminum metal duct could be slipped over. This will help draw the heat away from the hoses and let them last longer.

"Google"の翻訳：

これは提案です。 これは、福島第一原子力発電所の燃料プール過ごした記入することができます。これは、地面からスプレーよりも速く入力されます。ホースがヘリコプターから低下することがで­きます。低圧水は、使用済燃料プールに注入することができます。これは、ほこりの多いことができないようにすることです。

1。屋根は、かつてここで建物の灰色の上部には瓦礫を表しています。"TheyDidThis"：あなたのユーザーをありがとうございます。

2。ホースは、グラスファイバーで括ることもできますし、柔軟性のアルミニウム金属管は、以上のスリップすることができます。これは、離れてホースからの熱を引き出し、そ­れを長持ちさせるに役立つことがあります。

私は非常に損失があなたのために申し訳ありません。 : (

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[BrendaEM]

To be clear, I meant the general roof area or one top of what remains. (I had a wreckage texture with wreckage, but I was having trouble mapping it for preview as I am tired, having done this in just a few hours.)

[starmanskye]

Actually, cranes would be safer and more precise & practical to rig pipes or hoses directly to the holding pools. You would need a robust framework to secure the pipes or hoses. This is very basic stuff, something any competant steelworker could readily erect given sufficient equipment and materials. The radiation contamination now complicates everything. But still, very close proximity is needed to address the reactor vessels. A Lot of the debris needs to be removed to clear access.

[TheyDidThis]

most of the reactors no longer have roofs.