英語 での Radioactive water の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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For the last eight years around 200 tonnes of radioactive water have been pumped out of the damaged reactor buildings every day.
More than 10,000 workers a year will be needed with about one third assigned to managing the radioactive water.
But frankly, this water is the most radioactive water I have ever experienced.
Another key issue is dealing with large quantities of radioactive water being kept in more than 1,000 tanks at the Fukushima site.
Researchers are concerned about the effects of the radioactive water on sea life and those who eat it.
The ongoing migration of extremely radioactive water at Fukushima Daiichi is making the cleanup 100 times more complicated and 100 times more expensive than Chernobyl.
Tepco stores more than a quarter-million tons of radioactive water at the site and says the amount could double within 3 years.
According to a new study from the University of New South Wales{18}, the United States will experience the first radioactive water coming to its shores sometime in early 2014.
There is a lot to know but the most troubling facts are 1, that 300 tons of radioactive water have been spilling into the Pacific Ocean every day and is seeping into the groundwater;
The water picks up enormous amounts of radiation, so you add more water and you are generating hundreds of thousands of tons of highly radioactive water.".
Radioactive water is pooling in four of Fukushima's six turbine rooms, and engineers have no quick way to clean it up, although they have begun to try in unit 1.
Workers at Fukushima Daiichi are battling with huge quantities of radioactive water, while decommissioning the plant is expected to take at least four decades.
Since then, the plant's damaged drainage system has continued to leak radioactive water into the environment, and one of the biggest enduring public concerns has been the safety of fish caught in the area's surrounding waters. .
While there was a sentry post at a nuclear Waste Immobilization Plant that processes radioactive water, no guards were present, and visitors' bags were not inspected.
Yet already the radioactive water pouring into the Pacific Ocean has made fish dangerous to eat unless a person is willing to accept a higher risk of cancer.
The results here are expressed in number of visit per surface area of material which has been in contact at least once with the highly concentrated radioactive water.
The ongoing migration of extremely radioactive water at Fukushima Daiichi is making the cleanup 100 times more complicated and 100 times more expensive than Chernobyl.
Japanese authorities have confirmed to the IAEA that they began to discharge 11 500 tonnes of low level radioactive water from the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant into the sea on 4 April.
However Japanese authorities have confirmed to the IAEA that they began to discharge 11,500 tonnes of low level radioactive water into the sea on 4 April.
Whats also troubling is that cesium-137 concentrations have stayed at near constant levels since July, implying that radioactive water is still being released, either directly from the reactors or indirectly from groundwater.