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Performance Assessment for Depleted Uranium Disposal in a Near-Surface Disposal Facility

Materials Research Society Symposium Proceedings, 2008
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) staff has conducted a technical analysis to assess the potential impacts of disposal of large quantities of depleted uranium in a nearsurface disposal facility. The nature of the radiological hazards associated with depleted uranium presents challenges to the estimation of long-term effects from its disposal
Karen Pinkston   +2 more
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Investigation of an Accidental Radiological Release in an Underground Disposal Facility

Health Physics, 2016
A radioactive release took place at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant near Carlsbad, New Mexico, on 14 February 2014. An alarm from a Continuous Air Monitor caused a switch from unfiltered to filtered air exiting the facility through High-Efficiency Particulate Arrestance filters.
James, Poppiti, Ryan, Sheffield
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Environmental Audits of Hazardous Waste Disposal and Treatment Facilities

Waste Management & Research: The Journal for a Sustainable Circular Economy, 1989
Hazardous waste generators have a duty of care in ensuring that their wastes are disposed of in an environmentally acceptable manner. Increasingly, generators are being made liable for environmental damage at the site of a waste disposal contractor if their wastes have been accepted by that facility.
J WONGJR, R ROIG, G EDULJEE
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Waste disposal technology transfer matching requirement clusters for waste disposal facilities in China

Waste Management, 2012
Even though technology transfer has been part of development aid programmes for many decades, it has more often than not failed to come to fruition. One reason is the absence of simple guidelines or decision making tools that help operators or plant owners to decide on the most suitable technology to adopt.
Thomas, Dorn   +3 more
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Intertemporal and Spatial Location of Disposal Facilities [PDF]

open access: possible, 2004
This paper studies the optimal capacity and location of a sequence of landfills and points out the interactions between both decisions. The decision capacity has some spatial implications, because it afects the feasible region for the rest of landfills, and some temporal mplications, because the capacity determines the lifetime of the landfill and ...
F. Velasco, F.J. André
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Hybrid and Disposable Facilities for Manufacturing of Biopharmaceuticals: Pros and Cons

2009
Modern biotechnology has grown over the last 35 years to a maturing industry producing and delivering high-value biopharmaceuticals that yield important medical and economical benefits. The constantly increasing need for biopharmaceuticals and significant costs related to time-consuming R&D work makes this industry risky and highly competitive.
Aline, Ravisé   +3 more
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Bird Mortality in Oil Field Wastewater Disposal Facilities

Environmental Management, 2010
Commercial and centralized oilfield wastewater disposal facilities (COWDFs) are used in the Western United States for the disposal of formation water produced from oil and natural gas wells. In Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming, COWDFs use large evaporation ponds to dispose of the wastewater.
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Robust optimization of construction waste disposal facility location considering uncertain factors

Journal of Cleaner Production, 2022
Pengfei Li   +2 more
exaly  

Debates around a waste disposal facility

2001
In this paper, we insist on some elements allowing to show that the public controversies are complex and singular phenomena. The case relates to a waste disposal facility.
Barbier, R., Waechter, V.
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