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When he arrives the general flies 200 meters above the blown-out reactor.
將軍抵達(dá)后 飛在爆炸反應(yīng)爐的200公尺高空上
Because of the fire, the temperature at that height was between 120-180oC.
由于火勢(shì)的關(guān)系 我所在高空的溫度約是攝氏120到180度之間
Our DP(the instrument for measuring radiation) Only went up to 500 roentgens.
我們的5部放射量測(cè)定器只能升到500倫琴
The needle was going crazy. It was completely off the scale.
指針瘋狂移動(dòng) 放射量完全破表
I think there was at least 1000 roentgens at a height of 200 meters.
我想當(dāng)時(shí)在200公尺高空至少有1000倫琴
Even at that altitude, a half hour of exposure could be lethal.
即使在這樣的高空 只要暴露半小時(shí)就足以致命
The strong current of radioactive hot air streaming up from the reactor makes it impossible to get closer.
從反應(yīng)爐升空的強(qiáng)烈放射性熱氣流讓直升機(jī)難以靠近
They will have to improvise some way of carrying out their mission.
他們必須隨機(jī)應(yīng)變以執(zhí)行任務(wù)
Something needed to be done as quickly as possible.
我們必須盡快采取措施
Put out the fire and seal up the reactor to be able to get close enough to do other work.
把火撲滅然后封住反應(yīng)爐 好靠近現(xiàn)場(chǎng)進(jìn)行其他工作
It also needed to be closed up to stop the radioactive dust from spreading.
當(dāng)時(shí)必須加以圍堵 以防止放射塵繼續(xù)擴(kuò)散
It was getting blown off by the wind. We really needed to act fast. A gigantic ballet begins.
放射性塵正隨風(fēng)飄散 我們得盡快行動(dòng) 一場(chǎng)盛大行動(dòng)展開(kāi)
Top pilots have been rushed back from the Afghan front to fly helicopters carrying soldiers who toss 80 kilos sand bags in to the blaze with their bare hands.
最頂尖的駕駛員從阿富汗前線趕回 駕駛直升機(jī)運(yùn)送士兵 他們對(duì)著火焰徒手空投80公斤的沙包
They hope to smother the fire by filling the reactor with tons of sand and boric acid, which neutralizes radiation.
他們希望透過(guò)大量填沙與硼酸 將反應(yīng)爐的火焰悶熄 硼酸可以用來(lái)中和輻射
The first day: 110 sorties. The next: 300.
第一天出動(dòng)110架單機(jī) 第二天出動(dòng)300架
The radiation level above the reactor is over 3,500 roentgens, almost 9 times the lethal dose.
反應(yīng)爐上方的輻射值超過(guò)3500倫琴 幾乎是致命量的9倍
Some of the pilots make up to 33 flights in a single day. Each time they went, they received 5 or 6 roentgens. If they were slow, it was even more.
有些駕駛員一天飛行多達(dá)33趟 他們每去一趟就吸收5到6倫琴 如果動(dòng)作慢一點(diǎn)就吸收更多
After throwing 6, 7, 8 bags, they were drenched in sweat from the heat.
丟下6到8袋沙包后 全身就因熱氣而被汗水浸濕
After a few missions, my soldiers would go wash up and eat. After a while, they'd start throwing up.
幾次任務(wù)后我的士兵就會(huì)去洗澡并進(jìn)食 過(guò)了一會(huì)兒他們就開(kāi)始嘔吐
Since the crisis began, radiation victims are being sent to Moscow's hospital number 6.
從一開(kāi)始發(fā)生危機(jī) 輻射受害者就被送往莫斯科6號(hào)醫(yī)院
It has the country's only service which specialises in acute radiation sickness and illnesses linked to massive doses of radiation exposure.
該院有蘇聯(lián)唯一的專門設(shè)施治療因大量暴露在輻射下引發(fā)的急性輻射病
