Investigation of 3H, 99Tc, and 90Sr transport in fractured rock and the effects of fracture-filling/coating material at LILW disposal facility. [PDF]
Kim WS, Han S, Ahn J, Um W.
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Microbial Degradation of Cellulosic Material and Gas Generation: Implications for the Management of Low- and Intermediate-Level Radioactive Waste. [PDF]
Beaton D, Pelletier P, Goulet RR.
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Special Issue: Materials for Nuclear Waste Immobilization. [PDF]
Hyatt NC, Ojovan MI.
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Model analysis of plasma incineration system of radioactive waste: A case in São Paulo, Brazil. [PDF]
Gonçalves MFS +4 more
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MgO/KH2PO4 and Curing Moisture Content in MKPC Matrices to Optimize the Immobilization of Pure Al and Al-Mg Alloys. [PDF]
Fernández-García C +4 more
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Evaluation of nuclide release scenarios for a hypothetical LILW repository
Progress in Nuclear Energy, 2011Abstract A program for the safety assessment and performance evaluation of a low- and intermediate-level radioactive waste (LILW) repository system has been developed. Utilizing GoldSim (2006) , the program evaluates nuclide release and transport into the geosphere and biosphere under various disruptive natural and manmade events and scenarios that ...
Jongtae Jeong
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Use of ADVANTG to analyse skyshine γ-dose rates around a silo type LILW repository
Abstract MCNP and the ADVANTG code were used to analyse γ-dose rates for the future Slovenian LILW repository. Using ADVANTG’s variance reduction technique, different detailed calculations of γ-dose rates were achievable in a reasonable time, whereby the analogue MCNP simulations were accelerated up to 9500 times.
Bor Koß, Domen Kotnik, Luka Snoj
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Investigation of the behaviour of a LILW superficial repository under aircraft impact
Nuclear Engineering and Design, 2016Safety and security are the two fundamental aspects to guarantee when designing a LILW superficial repository. Because of its safety concern, we have to prove, and build confidence in, the primary and secondary consequences of the crashing will be acceptable. These goals are obtained generally by means of safety assessment supported by calculations.
R Lo Frano
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An evaluation of nuclide release from a trench-type LILW repository
Progress in Nuclear Energy, 2016Abstract A simple and effective model and a GoldSim (GoldSim, 2006) template program, by which a probabilistic safety assessment of a conceptual trench-type repository for low- and intermediate level radioactive waste (LILW) disposal can be carried out under various nuclide release scenarios, have been developed.
Youn-Myoung Lee
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