Radioactive waste management 2.

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British Nuclear Energy Society

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Thomas Telford for The Society, 1989Description: 2v.: illISBN:

0727715259set

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DDC classification:

F 621.4838 RAD

Contents:

Subject: This document addresses all the aspects of waste management, from characterization, to conditioning and packaging, through to transportation and disposal of the solid product. The treatment of liquid and gaseous waste streams prior to the disposal of residual radionuclides is also discussed. The authors provide a broad context for the discussion of technical and policy matters

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"Proceedings of the international conference organized by the British Nuclear Society and sponsored by the British Nuclear Forum, the European Nuclear Society and the Institute of Nuclear Engineers and held in Brighton on 2-5 May 1989"- T.p.

Public interest; Waste treatment; Storage and disposal; Assessment and modelling; Policy and strategy

This document addresses all the aspects of waste management, from characterization, to conditioning and packaging, through to transportation and disposal of the solid product. The treatment of liquid and gaseous waste streams prior to the disposal of residual radionuclides is also discussed. The authors provide a broad context for the discussion of technical and policy matters

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