Nuclear reactors in Japan

Tokyo: Japan Government announced an emergency today. Emergency is declared for the five nuclear reactors at two quake-striken powerplants. Japan's NISA (Nuclear and Industrial Safety Agency) said that the Radiation surged around 1000 times the normal level in the control room of one reactor.

According to the International Atomic Energy Agency's website told to people to stay inside the indoors were the radius of the nuclear. Earthquake power reactors normally cool their facilities, spent fuel for the reactor core cool in there use to run water pumps disrupted. Reactors backup diesel generator is off, but the tsunami swept in the Fukushima Daiichi down the No. 2 reactor used for the generator off. Core unit to power a turbine and then used the extra steam and battery power, which will last for only a few hours off.

"There is a basic cooling system power, which they do not need," Glenn McCullough, former chair of the Tennessee Valley Authority, which Japan had been asked to monitor the situation.

Utility and Japanese government officials for a possible recession similar to the Three Mile Island in 1979 partly what took place in the generator to stop and get out to the site. They said this morning that they had succeeded. Utility said it had restored power to the grid, but the International Atomic Energy Agency, said power was restored "mobile power supplies."