Nitrogen injection

Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 2011-04-06 13:05

http://www3.nhk.or.jp/daily/english/07_01.html

What is concerning is this part:

"The Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency warns that the nitrogen gas injection could cause gases including radioactive substances to leak outside the reactor containment vessel."

Can UCB team comment on whether this is very likely to happen? If so, are we anticipating continued (big or small?) releases of more radioactive material in the coming days?

Thanks for your help to our families!

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I am not BRAWN but I did watch NHK last night and today

Submitted by Bill (not verified) on Wed, 2011-04-06 13:11.

apparently they have to pump the nitrogen in and this will cause a leak (wherever they insert the piping for the nitrogen) PLUS they will ALSO need to vent the hydrogen gas out to reduce the possibility of explosion. As long as they are putting water in to cool the reacrtor core this will be a problem PLUS they have to remove the water as it becomes more radioactive. It is a giant clusterf*ck of technology being way too sophisticated and dangerous for man to mess around with EVER.

The whole planet is being polluted with the radionuclides and there IS NO SAFE EXPOSURE if you ingest these radionculides. The only question is how strong is your immuine system and can your body repair the damage done so you do not die of cancer or pass mutated dna off to your offspring.