Abstract
Radioactive wastes are generally transported in the form of Low Specific Activity (LSA) materials or Surface Contaminated Objects (SCO). This report proposes that a method of acknowledging the beneficial effects of multiple containment for such wastes should be written into the 1996 Edition of the IAEA Transport Regulations. Experience used to assess risks from on-site movements of radioactive material in the UK can be applied to develop safety arguments justifying the alleviation of off-site transport risks. (UK).
Citation Formats
Burgess, M H.
Multiple containment for LSA [low specific activity] and SCO [surface contaminated objects] wastes.
United Kingdom: N. p.,
1993.
Web.
Burgess, M H.
Multiple containment for LSA [low specific activity] and SCO [surface contaminated objects] wastes.
United Kingdom.
Burgess, M H.
1993.
"Multiple containment for LSA [low specific activity] and SCO [surface contaminated objects] wastes."
United Kingdom.
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title = {Multiple containment for LSA [low specific activity] and SCO [surface contaminated objects] wastes}
author = {Burgess, M H}
abstractNote = {Radioactive wastes are generally transported in the form of Low Specific Activity (LSA) materials or Surface Contaminated Objects (SCO). This report proposes that a method of acknowledging the beneficial effects of multiple containment for such wastes should be written into the 1996 Edition of the IAEA Transport Regulations. Experience used to assess risks from on-site movements of radioactive material in the UK can be applied to develop safety arguments justifying the alleviation of off-site transport risks. (UK).}
place = {United Kingdom}
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}
title = {Multiple containment for LSA [low specific activity] and SCO [surface contaminated objects] wastes}
author = {Burgess, M H}
abstractNote = {Radioactive wastes are generally transported in the form of Low Specific Activity (LSA) materials or Surface Contaminated Objects (SCO). This report proposes that a method of acknowledging the beneficial effects of multiple containment for such wastes should be written into the 1996 Edition of the IAEA Transport Regulations. Experience used to assess risks from on-site movements of radioactive material in the UK can be applied to develop safety arguments justifying the alleviation of off-site transport risks. (UK).}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1993}
month = {Sep}
}