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Nuclear Proliferation: The Spent Fuel Problem
Foreign Affairs, 1980The issue of appropriate management of spent reactor fuel is discussed. Part I of the book consists of an institutional and political analysis by David A. Deese and Frederick C. Williams, in which they develop a model for international spent fuel storage based on the assumption that the international political system changes only incrementally. Part II
Andrew J. Pierre +2 more
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Centralization of Canada’s Spent Nuclear Fuel
Volume 6: Beyond Design Basis Events; Student Paper Competition, 2013Currently in Canada, spent fuel produced from Nuclear Power Plants (NPPs) is in the interim storage all across the country. It is Canada’s long-term strategy to have a national geologic repository for the disposal of spent nuclear fuel for CANada Deuterium Uranium (CANDU) reactors. The initial problem is to identify a means to centralize Canada’s spent
Krista Nicholson +4 more
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1989
SPENT NUCLEAR FUEL STORAGE TÖRE, Candan Faculty of Engineering Department of Mechanical Engineering Nuclear Engineering Program, M.S. Thesis Supervisor: Prof.Dr. Orhan YESİN 76 pages, September 1989 ABSTRACT In this study, the criticality, shielding and heat generation problems associated with the spent fuel storage of CAREM power reactor are attempted
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SPENT NUCLEAR FUEL STORAGE TÖRE, Candan Faculty of Engineering Department of Mechanical Engineering Nuclear Engineering Program, M.S. Thesis Supervisor: Prof.Dr. Orhan YESİN 76 pages, September 1989 ABSTRACT In this study, the criticality, shielding and heat generation problems associated with the spent fuel storage of CAREM power reactor are attempted
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Sources of Radiotoxicity in Spent Nuclear Fuel
2013Spent nuclear fuel is an important component of the nuclear waste in nuclear energy sector. It consists of fission products, and actinides. The composition and quantity of radionuclides in spent nuclear fuel depends on nuclear fission yields, initial nuclear fuel composition and the fuel burn-up.
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Spent Nuclear Fuel and Reprocessing Waste Inventory: Spent Fuel and Waste Disposition
2022Shan Peters +2 more
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Safety analysis of disposal of spent nuclear fuel: Dissertation
1994The spent fuel from the Olkiluoto nuclear power plant (2 x 710 MWe BWR's) is planned to be disposed of in a repository to be constructed at a depth of about 500 metres in the crystalline bedrock. The canister design consists of an inner container of steel as a load-bearing element and an outer container of oxygen-free copper to provide a shield against
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Spent nuclear fuel in dry storage conditions – current trends in fuel performance modeling
Journal of Nuclear Materials, 2021Grigori Khvostov +2 more
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