|
_SLIDE_1_
FUKUSHIMA NUCLEAR CRISIS
WHAT HAPPENDED IN FUKUSHIMA
_SLIDE_2_
Contents title
Ⅰ. Introduction
ⅰ. What happened
ⅱ. Comparison with Chernobyl
Ⅱ. Impacts on
ⅰ. Body/Ecosystem
ⅱ. Economy
ⅲ. Impacts on Politics
Ⅲ. Solutions
_SLIDE_3_
WHERE IS FUKUSHIMA
-
Northeast of Japan
Near Pacific Rim =High seismic zone
Vulnerable to natural disasters
NOT ideal for nuclear plant!
_SLIDE_4_
WHAT HAPPENED
_SLIDE_5_
EARTHQUAKE & TSUNAMI
Magnitude of 9
-building collapse
-earth cracks
-underground water pipe breaks
13-15m tsunami
high enough to flood all units of the plant
_SLIDE_6_
FLOODING AND
OVERHEATED NUCLEAR CORE
1
2
3
4
_SLIDE_7_
HYDROGEN EXPLOSION
Unit 1 March 13, 2xxx
Unit 3 March 14, 2xxx
_SLIDE_8_
HYDROGEN EXPLOSION
Unit 2 March 15, 2xxx
Unit 4 March 15, 2xxx
_SLIDE_9_
RADIOACTIVE DISASTER
_SLIDE_10_
Before the Beginning
_SLIDE_11_
The
One more
Story
_SLIDE_12_
Chernobyl …(생략)
|
Management
Ambiguous Attitude
Abnormally Extreme Right Movement
Doubt POINT
Unreliable Management
Ambiguous Attitude
Abnormally Extreme Right Movement
_SLIDE_25_
Impact on
the body and ecosystem
_SLIDE_26_
For human
_SLIDE_27_
Acute radiation syndrome
_SLIDE_28_
Damage for reproductive cell
_SLIDE_29_
For ecosystem
_SLIDE_30_
Damage for reproductive cell
_SLIDE_31_
Damage for sea life
_SLIDE_32_
Japan’s fish
_SLIDE_33_
Impact on Economy
_SLIDE_34_
▶ Impact on Economy
_SLIDE_35_
▶ Impact on Economy
1. Continuation of Trade Balance Deficit
2. Damage of Development Infrastructure
3. Supply Chain Severance
4. Expansion of Japanese Firms Abroad
_SLIDE_36_
▶ Impact on Economy
1. Continuation of Trade Balance Deficit
_SLIDE_37_
▶ Impact on Economy
2. Damage of Development Infrastructure
29%
Nuclear Energy
29%
Thermal Power(Natural Gas)
7.3%
29%
Thermal Power(Coal)
Water Power
_SLIDE_38_
▶ Impact on Economy
3. Supply Chain Seve
인 쇄
바로가기
FUKUSHIMA RADIOACTIVE CRISIS.pptx
[Size :
11 Mbyte
]
장바구니
