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Management of Radioactive Wastes
1986Radioactivity has always been with us. However, humankind was not aware of it until recently, primarily because there were no means to measure it. In 1896 Henri Becquerel first discovered that penetrating radiation was emitted spontaneously from a uranium compound. This phenomenon was given the name radioactivity by Pierre and Marie Curie.
Donald B. Aulenbach, Robert M. Ryan
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Management of radioactive waste
Water, Air, and Soil Pollution, 1975The safe management of the solid radioactive waste material generated by the various operations that make up the rapidly growing nuclear electric power industry, the nuclear reactors themselves, and the plants which provide new fuel for these reactors and process the spent fuel which results from reactor operations are discussed.
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Water Environment Research, 2009
This review presents a synoptic status of the literature published on radioactive waste management programs around the globe in 2008. The review includes geological disposal and depository characterizations, waste form development and property evaluation, clays as engineered barrier and repository material, mobility and fate in environmental ...
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This review presents a synoptic status of the literature published on radioactive waste management programs around the globe in 2008. The review includes geological disposal and depository characterizations, waste form development and property evaluation, clays as engineered barrier and repository material, mobility and fate in environmental ...
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The management of radioactive wastes
Physics in Technology, 1981Examines the origin of radioactive wastes, the methods used for their disposal in early 1980s and possible future methods of ...
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Management of Radioactive Waste
2016Electricity production from nuclear power does not emit greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide into the air. However, it generates radioactive wastes in solid, liquid, and gaseous forms that can contaminate the environment and create a hazard for people’s health if not properly controlled and managed.
Enzo De Sanctis +2 more
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2015
All kinds of activities associated with radioactive wastes generated as a result of nuclear utilization are often collectively referred to as “radioactive waste management.” This term is used in a broader sense than a mere series of technical processes to convert generated wastes into waste forms for storage and disposal.
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All kinds of activities associated with radioactive wastes generated as a result of nuclear utilization are often collectively referred to as “radioactive waste management.” This term is used in a broader sense than a mere series of technical processes to convert generated wastes into waste forms for storage and disposal.
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2008
There are several reasons for giving the area of radioactive waste management (rwm) much attention when we study societal decision processes for complex issues. First of all rwm is the very prototype of a scientifically complex problem that needs political solutions.
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There are several reasons for giving the area of radioactive waste management (rwm) much attention when we study societal decision processes for complex issues. First of all rwm is the very prototype of a scientifically complex problem that needs political solutions.
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Resilience in knowledge management – the case of natural analogues in radioactive waste management
Chemical Engineering Research and Design, 2023W R Alexander
exaly