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Session 060 - Disposal of Large Quantities of Depleted Uranium - Role of Site Specific Performance Assessment

This panel focused on the large quantities of depleted uranium in the US, which will need to be disposed of in the next several years. The US NRC has decided to pursue Rulemaking to require a site specific performance assessment for disposal of unique waste streams including large quantities of depleted uranium.  The US NRC Rulemaking also identified the technical parameters to be evaluated within the performance assessment.  The panel discussed this complex topic including suggestions for conducting the performance assessment.

 

Panelists included: David Esh, US NRC; Marty Letourneau, US DOE; Tom Magette, EnergySolutions; Jean-Francois Gervais, AREVA, (France); Rusty Lundberg, State of Utah and Christopher Thomas, HEAL Utah.

 

 

Chair(s):

Larry Camper, US NRC (USA)
Christine Gelles, US DOE (USA)

 

Panel Report

Panelists:

Martin Letourneau, US DOE, EM-41 (USA)

Low-Level Waste Disposal Rulemaking: Site-Specific Technical Analyses

David Esh, US NRC (USA)

Depleted Uranium:Hearing a Different Drummer

Jean-Francois Gervais, AREVA (France)

Disposal of Large Quantities of Depleted Uranium - Role of Site Specific Performance Assessment

Rusty Lundberg, State of Utah (USA)

 
   
 
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