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Nuclear Waste Disposal

Probabilistic modelling of calcium leaching in a tunnel for nuclear waste disposal

Probabilistic modelling of calcium leaching in a tunnel for nuclear waste disposal

... Deep nuclear waste disposal facilities need to be studied over periods of one or more order of magnitude greater than those of classical civil ...

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The Corrosion of Carbon Steel under Deep Geologic Nuclear Waste Disposal Conditions

The Corrosion of Carbon Steel under Deep Geologic Nuclear Waste Disposal Conditions

... While electrochemical monitoring of steel coupons exposed to simulated groundwater solutions may provide some insight into the corrosion behaviour of steel waste containers (Chapters 4 and 5), there are ...

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Nitrate reducing bacterial activity in concrete cells of nuclear waste disposal

Nitrate reducing bacterial activity in concrete cells of nuclear waste disposal

... The presence of nitrates in the vicinity of waste packages may result in oxidising conditions favourable to the mobility of a series of radionuclides (Se, U, Tc, Pu, Np...)[7]. However, in the anoxic conditions ...

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Radionuclide migration in plutonic rocks: implications for high level nuclear waste disposal

Radionuclide migration in plutonic rocks: implications for high level nuclear waste disposal

... Interaction between the migrating ground waters and the rock has been influeneed by the presence offracture·infilling and other secondary minerals, As an analogue for the behaviour o'f t[r] ...

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Radionuclide migration in plutonic rocks: implications for high level nuclear waste disposal

Radionuclide migration in plutonic rocks: implications for high level nuclear waste disposal

... Interaction between the migrating ground waters and the rock has been influeneed by the presence offracture-infilling and other secondary minerals, As an analogue for the behaviour of th[r] ...

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Radionuclide migration in plutonic rocks: implications for high level nuclear waste disposal

Radionuclide migration in plutonic rocks: implications for high level nuclear waste disposal

... 8.5 Conclusions The leach testing in deionised water of the Coles Bay Granite, Roxby Downs Granite and the Kambalda Granodiorite with Synroc doped with the mixed fission products under s[r] ...

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Radionuclide migration in plutonic rocks: implications for high level nuclear waste disposal

Radionuclide migration in plutonic rocks: implications for high level nuclear waste disposal

... Chapter 8: Simulation of Repository Processes II: The Interaction of Granite and Synroc doped with Mixed Fission Products 8.1 Introduction - Previous Work 8.2 Mixed Fission Products.. 8.[r] ...

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Canada's High-Level Nuclear Waste Disposal Concept: The Evaluation Process and a Review of Some Aspects of the Research Work

Canada's High-Level Nuclear Waste Disposal Concept: The Evaluation Process and a Review of Some Aspects of the Research Work

... OCflce SAT - Subsurface Advisory Team (Environment Canada.) SRG - Scientific Review Group (FEARO) TAC - Technical AdvIsory Committee (AECI.) Figure 1: Evaluation of Canadian Nuclear Wast[r] ...

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Household medical waste disposal policy in Israel

Household medical waste disposal policy in Israel

... medical waste from people's ...for disposal that will appear on the outer packaging of medicinal product, in the pa- tient information leaflet or on the medication ...

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Optimal ways of disposal of highly radioactive waste

Optimal ways of disposal of highly radioactive waste

... The fact is that the uncertainties respecting long-term isolation of the waste in crystalline rock using presently proposed repository concepts are very significant and that more reliable engineered barriers are ...

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Oceanography related to deep sea waste disposal

Oceanography related to deep sea waste disposal

... Detailed heat flow determinations Heat transfer experiments Long term soil mechanics experiment Detailed studies of local seismicity Small scale seismic profiling Detailed acoustic and s[r] ...

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Geological disposal of nuclear waste: A primer

Geological disposal of nuclear waste: A primer

... geological disposal has been preferred from the ...different waste types, the challenges of site characterization, the perturbations that the emplaced waste would impose on geological formations, and ...

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Finnish Concept for Spent Nuclear Fuel Disposal

Finnish Concept for Spent Nuclear Fuel Disposal

... for disposal operation, such as disposal tunnels and deposition holes in the disposal panels, central tunnels and auxiliary and technical rooms in the controlled and uncontrolled area will be ...

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DISPOSAL OF FOOD WASTE AT SOURCE-AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH

DISPOSAL OF FOOD WASTE AT SOURCE-AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH

... 70% waste produced in kitchen is biodegradable 7% plastics 10% combustible items and 3% inerts Accordingly the quantity of waste generated per household is ...in waste even it is generated by ...

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Rock alteration in alkaline cement waters over 15 years and its relevance to the geological disposal of nuclear waste

Rock alteration in alkaline cement waters over 15 years and its relevance to the geological disposal of nuclear waste

... The secondary solid phases produced during high pH rock alter- ation may affect radionuclide migration through the CDZ by chang- ing the sorption properties of the material. A key radionuclide of concern is U(VI) which ...

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Rock alteration in alkaline cement waters over 15 years and its relevance to the geological disposal of nuclear waste

Rock alteration in alkaline cement waters over 15 years and its relevance to the geological disposal of nuclear waste

... The interaction of groundwater with cement in a geological disposal facility (GDF) for intermediate level radioactive waste will produce a high pH leachate plume. Such a plume may alter the physical and ...

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Regulated Waste Disposal Manual. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Regulated Waste Disposal Manual

Regulated Waste Disposal Manual. Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Regulated Waste Disposal Manual

... lab waste can be disposed of by incineration or by steam disinfection (refer to Appendix ...all waste including sharps containers into biohazardous drums with red plastic ...Bio-Medical waste tubs ...

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How to develop a waste management and disposal strategy

How to develop a waste management and disposal strategy

... the waste, who would normally have to pay to have it disposed of, sells or gives it away to another organisation, which subsequently uses it in their own production ...processes. Waste management, ...

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Solid waste generation and disposal by Hotels in Coimbatore City

Solid waste generation and disposal by Hotels in Coimbatore City

... It is inferred from Table 6 that the independent variables included in the model for all five zones in Coimbatore city have accounted for more than 50 per cent variation in the quantum of solid waste generated by ...

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ELECTRONIC WASTE CONSCIOUSNESS AND PREVAILING DISPOSAL PRACTICES IN INDIA

ELECTRONIC WASTE CONSCIOUSNESS AND PREVAILING DISPOSAL PRACTICES IN INDIA

... electronic waste in India are the government, public and private (industrial) sectors, which account for almost 70 per cent of total waste ...to waste generated by computers, they consume large ...

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