fukushima怎么记

In operation since the early1970s, Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant uses six boiling water reactors, which rely on uranium nuclear fission to generate heat.

从19世纪70年代投入运行以来，日本福岛第一核电站利用六个沸水堆，通过铀核裂变来产生热能。

Chernobyl's reactor lacked a containment facility, unlike the Fukushima plant, whose GE-made containment vessels have withstood both an earthquake, tsunami, and thus far, a partial meltdown.

切尔诺贝利核电站的反应堆缺少防范设施，而福岛核电站有美国通用制造的防范设施，而且福岛核反应堆已经经历了一场地震和一场海啸，迄今为止，也只是部分核心熔毁而已。

Amid growing concern about the long-term health risks posed by radiation leaks from the Fukushima Daiichi atomic power station, the government announced plans to widen evacuation zones around the crippled plant to beyond the previous 30km limit.

在人们对福岛第一（Fukushima Daiichi）核电站的辐射泄漏所构成的长期健康风险越来越担心之际，政府宣布相关计划，拟将受损核电站周围的疏散区扩大至原先划定的30公里半径以外。