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A crane will be used to pull each of the 2 rods out of the pool, and then place them in a special container on the 5th floor of the reactor building.
The container will prevent the fuel from going critical.
Another crane will lower the container to the ground, where a truck will take it to a facility called a "common pool."
Using an underwater camera, workers will first measure the radiation of the fuel rods. This is to ensure that they do not choose highly-radioactive spent fuel for the test run. Four cables will be used to prevent the container from falling.
TEPCO will also check if there's any damage to the metal container used to store the fuel rods. This is a concern because seawater was used to cool the reactor after last year's accident.
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/daily/english/20120713_11.html
The container will prevent the fuel from going critical.
Another crane will lower the container to the ground, where a truck will take it to a facility called a "common pool."
Using an underwater camera, workers will first measure the radiation of the fuel rods. This is to ensure that they do not choose highly-radioactive spent fuel for the test run. Four cables will be used to prevent the container from falling.
TEPCO will also check if there's any damage to the metal container used to store the fuel rods. This is a concern because seawater was used to cool the reactor after last year's accident.
http://www3.nhk.or.jp/daily/english/20120713_11.html