Abstract
The Underground Research Laboratory (URL) is one of the major research and development facilities that AECL Research has constructed in support of the Canadian Nuclear Fuel Waste Management Program. The URL is a unique geotechnical research facility constructed in previously undisturbed plutonic rock, which was well characterized before construction. The site evaluation and construction phases of the URL project have been completed and the operating phase is beginning. A program of operating phase experiments that address AECL`s objectives for in situ testing has been selected. These experiments were subjected to an external peer review and a subsequent review by the URL Experiment Committee in 1989. The comments from the external peer review were incorporated into the experiment plans, and the revised experiments were accepted by the URL Experiment Committee. Summaries of both reviews are presented. The schedule for implementing the experiments and the quality assurance to be applied during implementation are also summarized. (Author) (9 refs., 11 figs.).
Simmons, G R;
Bilinsky, D M;
Davison, C C;
Gray, M N;
Kjartanson, B H;
Martin, C D;
Peters, D A;
[1]
Keil, L D;
[2]
Lang, P A
[3]
- Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., Pinawa, MB (Canada). Whiteshell Nuclear Research Establishment
- Klohn Leonoff Ltd., Calgary, AB (Canada)
- Energy Research and Development Corp., Canberra (Australia)
Citation Formats
Simmons, G R, Bilinsky, D M, Davison, C C, Gray, M N, Kjartanson, B H, Martin, C D, Peters, D A, Keil, L D, and Lang, P A.
Program of experiments for the operating phase of the Underground Research Laboratory.
Canada: N. p.,
1992.
Web.
Simmons, G R, Bilinsky, D M, Davison, C C, Gray, M N, Kjartanson, B H, Martin, C D, Peters, D A, Keil, L D, & Lang, P A.
Program of experiments for the operating phase of the Underground Research Laboratory.
Canada.
Simmons, G R, Bilinsky, D M, Davison, C C, Gray, M N, Kjartanson, B H, Martin, C D, Peters, D A, Keil, L D, and Lang, P A.
1992.
"Program of experiments for the operating phase of the Underground Research Laboratory."
Canada.
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title = {Program of experiments for the operating phase of the Underground Research Laboratory}
author = {Simmons, G R, Bilinsky, D M, Davison, C C, Gray, M N, Kjartanson, B H, Martin, C D, Peters, D A, Keil, L D, and Lang, P A}
abstractNote = {The Underground Research Laboratory (URL) is one of the major research and development facilities that AECL Research has constructed in support of the Canadian Nuclear Fuel Waste Management Program. The URL is a unique geotechnical research facility constructed in previously undisturbed plutonic rock, which was well characterized before construction. The site evaluation and construction phases of the URL project have been completed and the operating phase is beginning. A program of operating phase experiments that address AECL`s objectives for in situ testing has been selected. These experiments were subjected to an external peer review and a subsequent review by the URL Experiment Committee in 1989. The comments from the external peer review were incorporated into the experiment plans, and the revised experiments were accepted by the URL Experiment Committee. Summaries of both reviews are presented. The schedule for implementing the experiments and the quality assurance to be applied during implementation are also summarized. (Author) (9 refs., 11 figs.).}
place = {Canada}
year = {1992}
month = {Sep}
}
title = {Program of experiments for the operating phase of the Underground Research Laboratory}
author = {Simmons, G R, Bilinsky, D M, Davison, C C, Gray, M N, Kjartanson, B H, Martin, C D, Peters, D A, Keil, L D, and Lang, P A}
abstractNote = {The Underground Research Laboratory (URL) is one of the major research and development facilities that AECL Research has constructed in support of the Canadian Nuclear Fuel Waste Management Program. The URL is a unique geotechnical research facility constructed in previously undisturbed plutonic rock, which was well characterized before construction. The site evaluation and construction phases of the URL project have been completed and the operating phase is beginning. A program of operating phase experiments that address AECL`s objectives for in situ testing has been selected. These experiments were subjected to an external peer review and a subsequent review by the URL Experiment Committee in 1989. The comments from the external peer review were incorporated into the experiment plans, and the revised experiments were accepted by the URL Experiment Committee. Summaries of both reviews are presented. The schedule for implementing the experiments and the quality assurance to be applied during implementation are also summarized. (Author) (9 refs., 11 figs.).}
place = {Canada}
year = {1992}
month = {Sep}
}