On the local time of the 18th, Tokyo Electric Power Company of Japan announced that the cooling water pump of the spent fuel pool of Unit 6 of Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station, which stopped running due to a blackout of the main power supply on the same day, resumed operation at around 18:20 on the 18th. The water pump was out of service for about 10 hours. Tokyo Electric Power Company said that during the period when the cooling water pump was out of service, there was no significant change in the water level and temperature of the spent fuel pool. At around 08:30 on the same day, the main power supply of the reactor building of Unit 6 of Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station was cut off, and the water pump that transports cooling water also stopped running. About two minutes later, a fire alarm sounded and the staff noticed smoke. The fire department was dispatched, but no fire was confirmed. (CCTV News)
福岛核电站因停电暂停运转的6号机组乏燃料池冷却水泵恢复运行
The cooling water pump for the spent fuel pool of Unit 6, which was shut down due to power outage, has resumed running at Fukushima Nuclear Power Station.
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