Development of a Radioactive Sorting and Volume Reduction System for Radioactive Contaminated Sandy Soil Using Plastic Scintillator and NaI Detectors. [PDF]
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Understanding knowledge, perception, attitude and behaviour on sustainable healthcare waste management practices in selected National Health Service Trusts in the Northwest of England. [PDF]
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Incorporation of uranium to the langbeinite family in Cs<sub>2</sub>U<sup>Ⅳ</sup>Ln(PO<sub>4</sub>)<sub>3</sub> actinide waste forms. [PDF]
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Management of high level radioactive wastes
Annals of Nuclear Science and Engineering, 1974Abstract Many groups of workers throughout the world are considering possible methods of storage or disposal of high level fission product wastes. It is the view of the United Kingdom that these wastes must be fixed in solids and must be retrievable, that is they should be stored and not disposed of.
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Leaching of Vitrified High-Level Radioactive Waste
MRS Proceedings, 1981The work reported here is part of a study of the leaching of individual elements from waste glasses. The first part of the paper reports on leaching of the major constituents at 30°C, and leaching of the alkalis at 2°C from glass UK189; the second part describes leaching of Sr, Cs, Tc and various actinides from glasses UK189 and UK209. Compositions are
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High‐Level Radioactive Waste Management
Water Environment Research, 2010This review highlights the status of research and advancements made in high‐level radioactive waste management programs around the world in 2010 from published technical literature, books, and reports. The review covers waste form and repository, engineered barrier and sorption, repository, biological interactions, transport and mathematical modeling ...
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High-Level and Long-Lived Radioactive Waste Disposal
Science, 1977No uniform international approach for handling the problem of high-level radioactive waste disposal exists. All the while, the volume of these wastes continues to grow. The only viable solution to the disposal problem is a geologic one. Burial of these wastes in solid form for long periods of time in mined cavities in salt or Precambrian crystalline ...
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Concept of a canister for high-level radioactive waste
Nuclear and Chemical Waste Management, 1982Abstract The specific problem of developing a canister for the multibarrier waste isolation concept was considered. A conceptual design was developed for a canister that is relatively easy to fabricate, inspect, and handle. The design has the option of storing the canister or adding an overpack before storage.
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