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Damage to the Fukushima Daiichi Unit 4 reactor building observed on March 15, 2011, initially generated confusion and concern throughout the nuclear industry. The reactor had been defueled approximately 100 days prior to the March 11 earthquake and tsunami; therefore, any explosion in Unit 4 could not be linked to a recently operating reactor within that unit. With the full core in the spent fuel pool, suspicions immediately turned to hydrogen generated by oxidation of overheating spent fuel cla
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EPRI｜Summary of the EPRI Early Event Analysis of the Fukushima Daiichi Spent Fuel Pools Following the March 11, 2011 Earthquake and Tsuna mi in Japan
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Damage to the Fukushima Daiichi Unit 4 reactor building observed on March 15, 2011, initially generated confusion and concern throughout the nuclear industry. The reactor had been defueled approximately 100 days prior to the March 11 earthquake and tsunami; therefore, any explosion in Unit 4 could not be linked to a recently operating reactor within that unit. With the full core in the spent fuel pool, suspicions immediately turned to hydrogen generated by oxidation of overheating spent fuel cla
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