Abstract
A review is presented of proposals for transport, handling and emplacement of high-level radioactive waste in an underground repository appropriate to the U.K. context, with particular reference to waste block size and configuration; self-shielded or partially-shielded block; stages of disposal; transport by road/rail to repository site; handling techniques within repository; emplacement in vertical holes or horizontal tunnels; repository access by adit, incline or shaft; conventional and radiological safety; costs; and major areas of uncertainty requiring research or development.
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High level radioactive waste repositories. Task 3. Review of underground handling and emplacement. 1. Executive summary.
United Kingdom: N. p.,
1981.
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High level radioactive waste repositories. Task 3. Review of underground handling and emplacement. 1. Executive summary.
United Kingdom.
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1981.
"High level radioactive waste repositories. Task 3. Review of underground handling and emplacement. 1. Executive summary."
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title = {High level radioactive waste repositories. Task 3. Review of underground handling and emplacement. 1. Executive summary}
author = {Not Available}
abstractNote = {A review is presented of proposals for transport, handling and emplacement of high-level radioactive waste in an underground repository appropriate to the U.K. context, with particular reference to waste block size and configuration; self-shielded or partially-shielded block; stages of disposal; transport by road/rail to repository site; handling techniques within repository; emplacement in vertical holes or horizontal tunnels; repository access by adit, incline or shaft; conventional and radiological safety; costs; and major areas of uncertainty requiring research or development.}
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year = {1981}
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title = {High level radioactive waste repositories. Task 3. Review of underground handling and emplacement. 1. Executive summary}
author = {Not Available}
abstractNote = {A review is presented of proposals for transport, handling and emplacement of high-level radioactive waste in an underground repository appropriate to the U.K. context, with particular reference to waste block size and configuration; self-shielded or partially-shielded block; stages of disposal; transport by road/rail to repository site; handling techniques within repository; emplacement in vertical holes or horizontal tunnels; repository access by adit, incline or shaft; conventional and radiological safety; costs; and major areas of uncertainty requiring research or development.}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1981}
month = {Jan}
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