Japanese media: Basically completion of the submarine mining of Fukushima nuclear sewage "discharge port"

According to the Kyodo News Agency of Japan, the Nuclear Sewage of the Fukushima First Nuclear Power Station in Japan will be discharged into the sea near the sea, and Tokyo Power Company has basically completed the underwater excavation construction of the "discharge port" of nuclear sewage. In the future, Dongdian plans to place box -shaped structures at the excavation and disposal, which is connected to the end point of the submarine tunnel that is excavated near the nuclear power plant.

△ Fukushima First Nuclear Power Station.

According to the report, according to Dongdian, the emission port is concrete, 12 meters long, 9 meters wide, about 10 meters high. Completed outside the nuclear power plant. After the start of the formal equipment, it will be transported to the sea, sinking into the excavation of the sea, and fixing the surroundings with concrete.

Dongdian began to excavate 1 km near the coast of the nuclear power plant and about 12 meters deep in May, and the bowl -shaped space of about 40 meters was excavated at the end of June. The ending of the stones with a stable surface is about to end.

According to reports, the Japanese government and East Electric State Started for the discharge of nuclear sewage around the spring of 2023, and also stated that they would complete the relevant equipment in mid -April of the same year. The construction of the underwater tunnel and the placement of the discharge port will be started after obtaining the approval of the atomic energy regulation committee and the local consent. However, Dongdian believes that the submarine mining is the "environmental construction" without approval and has taken the lead in implementation.

The report pointed out that the Japanese Atomic Energy Regulatory Commission is expected to formally approve the East Electric's East Election Plan as soon as this month.

On April 13, 2021, the Japanese government decided to filter the large amount of nuclear sewage in Fukushima and dilute it into the sea. This move was strongly opposed by the Federation of Fisheries Association of Fukushima Prefecture and the National Fisheries Association of Japan and the international community.

Source: CCTV News Guangzhou Daily · Xinhuacheng Editor: Su Shiqian

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