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New Designed Containers for Activated ILW from NPP Decommissioning - 20208

Kristofova, Kristina·Mrazova, Helena·Homola, Juraj
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The paper focuses on packaging of dismantled and fragmented reactor components into containers and their transport to their storage and/or disposal facility within the immediate dismantling strategy applied on decommissioning of nuclear power plant (NPP) finally shutdown after standard operation. The main purpose of the paper is to present the process of design, manufacture, testing and use of new transport and storage containers for activated intermediate level waste (ILW) from V1 NPP decommissioning at Jaslovske Bohunice site. Legislation conditions, container selection process, requirements on their design and manufacture, scope of associated licensing documentation and technical procedures applied up to their use on site are described in detail. (authors)

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Kristofova, Kristina, Mrazova, Helena, Homola, Juraj. 2020-07-01. New Designed Containers for Activated ILW from NPP Decommissioning - 20208. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/23027969

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