Radioactivity Density of Seawater in the port of Fukushima Daiichi NPS 1/3. Inside north water intake canal of 1F's Units 1-4

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Reference Radioactivity Density of Seawater in the port of Fukushima Daiichi NPS 1/3 (Data summarized on March 16) Place of Sampling Time of Sampling Detected Nuclides (Half-life) Shallow Draft Quay of 1F Inside north water intake canal of 1F's Units 1-4 N/A N/A 07:03 am 07:08 am 07:18 am 07:18 am Screen of 1F's Unit 1 (outside the silt fence) Screen of 1F's Unit 1 (inside the silt fence) Density limit by the announcement of Reactor Regulation (the density limit in the water outside of surrounding monitored areas in the section 6 of the appendix 2) (about 8 days) (about 2 years) (about 30 years) ND - - - ND - - - ND - ND - 40 15 0.25 - - 13 0.22 - - 36 0.60 16 0.27 60 23 0.26 - - 18 0.20 - - 51 0.57 23 0.26 90 * Density by the announcement of Reactor Regulation is stated with an amount converted from Bq/cm3 to Bq/L. * Data of other nuclides are under evaluation. * In the case that two or more kinds of nuclides exist, sum of each scaling factor to the density limit is compared with 1. * "ND" means the sampled data is below measurable limit. : approx. 1Bq/L Please note that these nuclides are sometimes detected even when they are below the limits, contingent on the detector or samples.

Reference Radioactivity Density of Seawater in the port of Fukushima Daiichi NPS 2/3 (Data summarized on March 16) Place of Sampling Time of Sampling Detected Nuclides (Half-life) Screen of 1F's Unit 2 (outside the silt fence) Screen of 1F's Unit 2 (inside the silt fence) 07:24 am 07:24 am Screen of 1F's Unit 3 (outside the silt fence) 07:29 am 07:32 am Screen of 1F's Unit 3 (inside the silt fence) Screen of 1F's Unit 4 (outside the silt fence) 07:29 am Screen of 1F's Unit 4 (inside the silt fence) 07:32 am Density limit by the announcement of Reactor Regulation (the density limit in the water outside of surrounding monitored areas in the section 6 of the appendix 2) (about 8 days) (about 2 years) (about 30 years) ND - ND - ND - ND - ND - ND - 40 17 0.28 51 0.85 18 0.30 140 2.3 29 0.48 41 0.68 60 25 0.28 69 0.77 28 0.31 220 2.4 31 0.34 28 0.31 90 * Density by the announcement of Reactor Regulation is stated with an amount converted from Bq/cm3 to Bq/L. * Data of other nuclides are under evaluation. * In the case that two or more kinds of nuclides exist, sum of each scaling factor to the density limit is compared with 1. * "ND" means the sampled data is below measurable limit. : approx. 12Bq/L Please note that these nuclides are sometimes detected even when they are below the limits, contingent on the detector or samples.

Reference Radioactivity Density of Seawater in the port of Fukushima Daiichi NPS 3/3 (Data summarized on March 16) Place of Sampling Detected Nuclides (Half-life) Inside the south of 1F's Units 1-4 Water Intake Canal Port entrance of Fukushima Daiichi NPS Time of Sampling N/A 07:37 am In front of the water intake canal of 1F's Unit 6 N/A Density limit by the announcement of Reactor Regulation (the density limit in the water outside of surrounding monitored areas in the section 6 of the appendix 2) (about 8 days) (about 2 years) (about 30 years) ND - - - - - 0.00 0.00 0.00 40 19 0.32 - - - - 0.00 0.00 0.00 60 29 0.32 - - - - 0.00 0.00 0.00 90 * Density by the announcement of Reactor Regulation is stated with an amount converted from Bq/cm3 to Bq/L. * Data of other nuclides are under evaluation. * In the case that two or more kinds of nuclides exist, sum of each scaling factor to the density limit is compared with 1. * "ND" means the sampled data is below measurable limit. : approx. 1Bq/L Please note that these nuclides are sometimes detected even when they are below the limits, contingent on the detector or samples.

Radioactivity Density of Seawater infront of Shallow Draft Quay of 1F (40Bq/L)

Radioactivity Density of Seawater at the North of Units 1 to 4 Water Intake of Fukushima Daiichi NPS (Bq/ L) (40Bq/L)

Radioactivity Density of Seawater at Screen of 1F's Unit 1 (outside the silt fence) (40Bq/L)

Radioactivity Density of Seawater at Screen of 1F's Unit 1 (inside the silt fence) (40Bq/L)

Radioactivity Density of Seawater at Screen of 1F's Unit 2 (outside the silt fence) Bq/L) (40Bq/L)

Radioactivity Density of Seawater at Screen of 1F's Unit 2 (inside the silt fence) (40Bq/L)

Radioactivity Density of Seawater at Screen of 1F's Unit 3 (outside the silt fence) (40Bq/L)

Radioactivity Density of Seawater at Screen of 1F's Unit 3 (inside the silt fence) (40Bq/L)

Radioactivity Density of Seawater at Screen of 1F's Unit 4 (outside the silt fence) (40Bq/L)

Radioactivity Density of Seawater at Screen of 1F's Unit 4 (inside the silt fence) (40Bq/L)

Radioactivity Density of Seawater at the South of Units 1-4 Water Intake of Fukushima Daiichi NPS (Bq/ L) (40Bq/L)