The pump weighs in a whopping 190,000 pounds and is made in Germany by Putzmeister. The beast of a machine has a 70-meter boom that is remote controlled which should make it ideal for the highly radioactive terrain.
The donation of the pump is a strong indicator that it’s game over for trying to cool the failed reactors and the only option left is to entomb the mess in concrete in the same way the Chernobyl disaster ended.
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The Chernobyl disaster was a failure of containment in the nuclear core of the reactor. Initial reports from the Japanese incident are that a failure occurred on the conventional side of the power plant.
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