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    Unit 1's reactor core is damaged with seawater being pumped into it by fire trucks. The containment is functional with drywell pressure at 22 psig. Unit 2's reactor is also damaged with seawater injection, and its containment was damaged in a hydrogen explosion. Unit 3 is the most damaged with its spent fuel pool having lost water at one point, causing significant fuel damage. Workers were evacuated due to grey smoke from the unit 3 spent fuel pool area.

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    Unit 1's reactor core is damaged with seawater being pumped into it by fire trucks. The containment is functional with drywell pressure at 22 psig. Unit 2's reactor is also damaged with seawater injection, and its containment was damaged in a hydrogen explosion. Unit 3 is the most damaged with its spent fuel pool having lost water at one point, causing significant fuel damage. Workers were evacuated due to grey smoke from the unit 3 spent fuel pool area.

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    Fukushima Daiichi Status Update - March 23 - 1945 - Pages from ML12037A103 - FOIA PA-2011-0118, FOIA PA-2011-0119 & FOIA PA 2011-0120 - Resp 41 - Partial - Group DDD Part 1 of 3. (78 page(s), 1 24 2012)-2

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    Unit 1's reactor core is damaged with seawater being pumped into it by fire trucks. The containment is functional with drywell pressure at 22 psig. Unit 2's reactor is also damaged with seawater injection, and its containment was damaged in a hydrogen explosion. Unit 3 is the most damaged with its spent fuel pool having lost water at one point, causing significant fuel damage. Workers were evacuated due to grey smoke from the unit 3 spent fuel pool area.

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    Fukushima Daiichi Status Summary

    Unit
    Core

    0645 EDST 0312312011 - (19:45 JDT 312312011) Update Damaged; RCS press. 26 psig (NRC team); RPV level -1/2 TAF (NRC team);fire truck providing seawater to core spray line (NISA) Recent info indicates a 2 nd Saltwater addition path via feed water line. Primary - functional- drywell press 22 psig (NRC team); Secondary - lost during hydrogen explosion 292 bundles (GEH); water level unknown; days to uncovering the fuel 127; area temp <100 C (NRC team) Damaged; RCS pressure - zero psig (NRC team); RPV level --1/3 TAF (NRC team); fire truck providing seawater to recirc line; offsite pwr restored to load-side pwr panel (NISA); condition of pump motors and
    instrumentation being evaluated (IAEA)

    Priority

    Containment SF Pool Core

    Containment Primary - damaged (15.9 psia) (NRC team); Secondary - blowout panel opened in side of reactor building to reduce H2 buildup; smoke (steam?) coming from hole SF Pool Core 587 bundles (GEH); days to uncovering the fuel 39 (NRC team); area temp significantly <100 C (IAEA) Damaged; RCS press. 0 to 5 psig (NRC team); RPV level -1/2 TAF; fire truck providing seawater to recirc line

    Containment Primary - damaged (14.5 psig) (NRC team);Secondary - lost during H2 explosion; white smoke (IAEA) SF Pool SF Pool Core 514 bundles (GEH); water sprayed from ground several times(NISA); Zero days to fuel uncover (NRC team) Believe fuel is uncovered; Grey smoke observed from SE corner of the Unit 3 SFP at 0250 on 3/21/2011.
    workers evacuated. Less grey smoke observed 2 hours later

    1201 to1331 bundles in SFP (GEH & NISA); pool likely dry at one point causing significant fuel damage; water sprayed into pool to refill; area temp <100 C; completed connecting external electric cable to power center Shutdown since 1/3/11; now in cold shutdown; RPV intact; RPV level +164 cm>TAF (IAEA); offsite electrical power restored (NISA); RHR providing cooling

    2
    5

    5
    SF Pool

    950 bundles (GEH); pool temp 42 C (JAIF); RHR providing cooling (NISA)

    Core

    Shutdown since 8/14/10; RPV press 7.9 atm (IAEA); RPV level +175cm>TAF (IAEA); Cooling with RHR 876 bundles (GEH); pool temp 36 C (JAIF); 2 EDGs available. Injection to SFP via normal makeup; Cooling
    RPV and SFP with RHR(NISA)

    SF Pool

    6 7

    Common SF Pool

    6,000 bundles (GEH) maintained at 57 C (NISA); water spray started 2137 EDST 3/20/2011(NISA)

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