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Simulated model studies for solid waste storage surveillance facility
Nuclear Engineering and Design, 2002High level radioactive waste generated from reprocessing of spent fuel from nuclear reactors are encased in canisters after vitrification. They have high heat generation rate and need interim storage under surveillance and are to be cooled continuously until major portion of the heat is dissipated.
Vishnu Verma, A.K Ghosh, H.S Kushwaha
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Waste Management & Research, 1996
Technical, biological and environmental problems encountered in the storage of industrial waste fuel are analysed and discussed. Measurements of temperature, moisture content, oxygen, methane and carbon dioxide during the storage period are presented.
William Hogland +2 more
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Technical, biological and environmental problems encountered in the storage of industrial waste fuel are analysed and discussed. Measurements of temperature, moisture content, oxygen, methane and carbon dioxide during the storage period are presented.
William Hogland +2 more
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Radiation Protection Dosimetry, 2005
There is only one nuclear power plant in Lithuania--Ignalina NPP (INPP). The INPP operates two similar units with design electrical power of 1500 MW. The units were commissioned in 1983 and 1987 respectively. From the beginning of the INPP operation all generated solid radioactive waste was collected and stored at the Soviet type solid radwaste ...
Arturas, Smaizys +2 more
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There is only one nuclear power plant in Lithuania--Ignalina NPP (INPP). The INPP operates two similar units with design electrical power of 1500 MW. The units were commissioned in 1983 and 1987 respectively. From the beginning of the INPP operation all generated solid radioactive waste was collected and stored at the Soviet type solid radwaste ...
Arturas, Smaizys +2 more
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2020
Natural materials (e.g. clays) and synthetic materials (e.g. geosynthetics) are commonly applied as low hydraulic conductivity layers and environmental protection barriers in civil engineering works for storing solid wastes and wastewaters (e.g.
Marchiori, Leonardo +1 more
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Natural materials (e.g. clays) and synthetic materials (e.g. geosynthetics) are commonly applied as low hydraulic conductivity layers and environmental protection barriers in civil engineering works for storing solid wastes and wastewaters (e.g.
Marchiori, Leonardo +1 more
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Resource utilization of solid waste in the field of phase change thermal energy storage
Journal of Energy Storage, 2023Pan Dean, Xiaoguang Zhang
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Conversion of municipal solid waste to hydrogen and its storage to methanol
Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments, 2022Chanin Hakandai +2 more
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Seepage of radionuclides from a solid-waste storage pit
Atomic Energy, 1997A. I. Dorozhkin +2 more
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