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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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The management of radioactive wastes
Reports on Progress in Physics, 1985In order to manage radioactive wastes, whether they are gases, liquids or solids one has to take decisions on several key points. For example, whether to disperse them in the atmosphere or the sea or to isolate them from Man; whether to process a sludge by dewatering; whether to remove activity from a solid waste, thus producing a secondary waste ...
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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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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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2016
Radioactive waste is any material—liquid, solid or gas—without further use, which contains or is contaminated with radionuclides at concentrations or activities exceeding the clearance levels established by the regulatory authority. To protect the public and the environment from avoidable exposures, radioactive waste management should include a whole ...
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Radioactive waste is any material—liquid, solid or gas—without further use, which contains or is contaminated with radionuclides at concentrations or activities exceeding the clearance levels established by the regulatory authority. To protect the public and the environment from avoidable exposures, radioactive waste management should include a whole ...
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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
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A detailed design for a radioactive waste safety management system using ICT technologies
Progress in Nuclear Energy, 2022Jeong-Guk Kim, Hee Seoung Park
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