Unit 3 reactor building

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The Unit 3 reactor building at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant is one of the severely damaged reactor structures from the 2011 disaster, known for suffering a catastrophic explosion and major radioactive release.

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instanceOf nuclear reactor unit building
reactor building
alsoKnownAs Fukushima Daiichi Unit 3 reactor building NERFINISHED
associatedWith major radioactive release
commercialOperationStart 1976
constructionStart early 1970s
containmentType Mark I containment
country Japan
dateOfMajorAccident 2011-03-11
decommissioningStatus under decommissioning
designElectricalOutput 784 MWe
event 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami
Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster NERFINISHED
experienced hydrogen explosion
explosionDate 2011-03-14
explosionEffect damage to spent fuel pool area structures
destruction of reactor building superstructure
severe structural damage to upper floors
explosionType hydrogen-air deflagration
fuelType mixed oxide fuel
uranium dioxide fuel
gridConnectionDate 1976
hasComponent primary containment vessel
reactor pressure vessel
secondary containment
spent fuel pool
turbine building connection
locatedIn Ōkuma, Fukushima Prefecture, Japan NERFINISHED
operator Tokyo Electric Power Company NERFINISHED
ownedBy Tokyo Electric Power Company NERFINISHED
partOf Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant NERFINISHED
postAccidentCondition contaminated debris
high radiation levels
radioactiveRelease airborne radionuclides to the environment
vented steam and fission products
reactorModel BWR-3 NERFINISHED
reactorType boiling water reactor
regulatoryAuthority Nuclear Regulation Authority of Japan NERFINISHED
safetyIssue cooling loss in reactor core
cooling loss in spent fuel pool
hydrogen accumulation in upper floors
status permanently shut down
severely damaged
suffered core damage
loss of off-site power
loss of ultimate heat sink
partial core meltdown
station blackout
usedMOXFuel true

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