High-Level Radioactive Waste
The effect of organic retarders on grout thickening and setting during deep borehole disposal of high-level radioactive waste
... some high-level radioactive ...support waste packages during placement, but will also provide a low permeability layer around them which will ultimately enhance the safety case for ...the ...
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1050.pdf
... and high-level radioactive waste disposal and is currently being used as a research facility ...contain high purity halite (over 98%) ...
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The Community's research and development programme on radioactive waste management and storage Shared cost action Annual progress report 1986
... Progress of work and obtained results State of advancement The test disposal of high-level radioactive waste canisters in the Asse salt mine will be performed with a view to the planning[r] ...
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Disposal of High-Level Nuclear Waste in Deep Horizontal Drillholes
... Abstract: Spent nuclear fuel and high-level radioactive waste can be disposed in deep horizontal 14.. drillholes in sedimentary, metamorphic, or igneous rocks.[r] ...
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Radioactive Waste Management
... Besides, Waste Management in India has to meet the requirements of Advanced Fuel Cycles for Fast Breeder Reactors and Advanced Heavy Water ...of high volumes and low activity of low and intermediate ...
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Final disposal of radioactive waste
... a high level of safety worldwide by means of national measures and international cooperation; to ensure effective and sustainable defences against po- tential hazards of ionising radiation; to prevent ...
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Development of Low-Activation Design Method for Reduction of Radioactive Waste below Clearance Level (7) – Application of High Alumina Cement for Low-Activation Mortar
... wastes. High alumina cement, which was considered as favorable low-activation material because of its low content of cobalt and europium, was found to have problems of poor workability, high heat of ...
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Greater Than Class C Low Level Radioactive Waste Management Strategies.
... Low Level radioactive waste has been around for a number of ...GTCC waste management was done in the 1980s, along with high level waste (HLW) studies, but soon the issue ...
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Potential migration of buoyant LNAPL from Intermediate Level Waste (ILW) emplaced in a geological disposal facility (GDF) for UK radioactive waste
... Making various conservative assumptions, three LNAPL mass-composition scenarios were proposed for model simula- tion. These were: Scenario 1, ‘ Phthalate-rich 2D03 LNAPL ’ ; Scenario 2, ‘ Central 2D03 LNAPL ’ ; and, ...
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Harmless Disposal Techniques of Radioactive Nuclear Wastes - A Review Anil R. Saradva
... Intermediate-level waste: Intermediate-level waste emits higher levels of radiation and requires additional shielding during handling, transport and ...greater radioactive contamination ...
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Present situation and prospects in the field of radioactive waste management in the European Community. Communication from the Commission. Analysis of the present situation and prospects in the field of radioactive waste management in the European Community. Second report. COM (87) 312 final, 29 July 1987
... CHAPTER IV: Low- and medium-level waste Alpha waste Temporary storage of spent fuel Vitrified high-level waste Disposal of spent fuel without reprocessin~ Conclusions EXISTING OR PLANNED[r] ...
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Managing social challenges in the nuclear decommissioning industry: a responsible approach towards better performance
... generations. Radioactive material (e.g. high-level-waste) are dangerous for thousand/hundreds of thousands of years, representing a relevant intergenerational equity ...this waste for ...
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Modelling of Predictive Hydraulic Impacts of a Potential Radioactive Waste Geological Repository on the Meuse/Haute Marne Multilayered Aquifer System (France)
... the level of the lower Argovian around the tunnel/ramp [Figure ...a high amplitude perturbation localized around the tunnel while the shafts do not yet generate significant disruption, and 2) in the middle ...
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Geological disposal of nuclear waste: A primer
... common waste forms for highly radioactive materials are spent nuclear fuel and vitrified high-level waste, there are many other types of waste forms (Lutze and Ewing 1988; Weber ...
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Management of Nuclear Materials and Radioactive Waste Programme Progress Report July December 1981
... Risk Evaluation Risk Analysis of Geological Disposal of Radioactive Waste Assessment Studies on Alpha-Waste Management...: Protective Barriers Long-Term Stability of Conditioned Waste In[r] ...
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Recovery of Platinum Group Metals from High Level Radioactive Waste202-208
... The quantities of the three platinum group metals, palladium, rhodium and ruthenium, present in irradiated nuclear fuel are sufficient to constitute a useful resource of the[r] ...
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Objectives, standards and criteria for radioactive waste disposal in the European Community. SEC (90) 2132 final, 13 November 1990
... As far as radioactive waste disposal is operators, or their agents, have to: concerned, the waste facility present proposals to the competent national authorities for the siting, design,[r] ...
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Near field/far field interface of a near surface low level radioactive waste site
... In order to model the processes occurring at the interface it is essential to understand the properties and evolution of the near-field leachates that are ingressing into the far-field. Trench wastes comprise large ...
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Nuclear safety research at the Joint Research Centre of the Commission of the European Communities. Information Research and Development 13/78. X/49/78-E
... Apart from nuclear waste, other safety problems arise from the accumulation of radioactive corrosion products in various circuit components of water cooled reactors : radioactive materia[r] ...
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