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Process flow problems and perspectives upon radioactive metal waste processing

Authors: Atanasov, Ilian; Todorov, Stoil;

Process flow problems and perspectives upon radioactive metal waste processing

Abstract

In the process of decommissioning of nuclear power facilities large metal waste quantities are generated which have to be processed in an appropriate manner. An optimal approach, adopted in a world-wide scale, is their meltdown at the final stage of treatment. Depending on the residual radioactive contamination, metal obtained thereafter may be directed for application in the industries, without limitations, or used on restricted purposes (production of radioactive waste containers, bio-protection means, etc.).

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Bulgaria
Keywords

RADIOACTIVE METAL WASTE, METALLURGICAL DECONTAMINATION

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